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Monroe County's Main Vaccination Site Moves To Assembly Hall At The End Of March
IU said it plans to open the site on Monday, March 29.
IU Unsure What Precautions Will Remain In The Fall
Across all IU campuses, the university has spent $34 million on COVID-19 testing, $30 million on PPE supplies and $4 million on contact tracing and a call center.
Weekly Statehouse Update: Slow Start To Second Half, Virtual Funding Nears Passage
The second half of the General Assembly’s session got off to a slow start: Senate lawmakers debated the details of a program to help small businesses and a bill to guarantee schools their full funding is closer to passage.
Vaccination Increase, Black Legislative Caucus, High Electric Bills | Indiana Newsdesk
Hoosiers 50 and older can now get the COVID vaccine, and teachers can get the shot as well. Why are customers paying higher electric bills? And how state leaders are addressing racism, equity, and civility.
Monroe County Holding Steady At Lowest Virus Rate Since Last March
As the statewide seven-day all-test COVID-19 positivity rate continues its slow decline, the Monroe County rate is at its lowest in nearly a year.
Thousands Of Hoosier Businesses Taking Advantage of Loan Program
An exclusive, two-week window allowing businesses with fewer that 20 people to apply for the Paycheck Protection Program expires on March 9 at 5:00 p.m.
Scientists Face Unique Challenges In Weeks Following Perseverance Rover's Mars Landing
Scientists and historians say NASA’s latest Mars rover, which landed there last month, is unique in many ways. The Perseverance rover team had to adapt plans during the pandemic.
This Winter's High Energy Bills Due To Cold Weather
Even though this winter’s temperatures were average in the context of the past 30 years, there has not been a colder winter since 2014-2015.
Dozens Of Indiana School Boards, Teachers Denounce Republican School Choice Bills
House Bill 1005 would expand the state's school voucher program and create a new funding option for some families not enrolled in public schools.
Mass Vaccination Site Opens At Indianapolis Motor Speedway, Holcomb Vaccinated
“This is easy peasy,” Holcomb said. “It’s free. We want to encourage every eligible Hoosier to get vaccinated, it's going to help us get through this quicker than we already are.”
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