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Indiana Opens Vaccine Registration To Hoosiers 50 And Older, Second Expansion This Week
The Indiana Dept. of Health lowered the minimum age to receive the COVID-19 vaccine to 50 years old Wednesday afternoon.
Study: Social Media Impacts Students' Mental Health During Pandemic
Indiana University Senior Ryli Hockensmith thinks social media plays a huge role in causing young adults to compare themselves to one another.
Indiana Reports 786 New COVID-19 Cases, 9 Additional Deaths
The Indiana Department of Health is reporting 786 COVID-19 cases and nine additional confirmed deaths. The latest data brings Indiana's total case number to 663,511 and the total death toll to 12,200.
Hospital Officials Look At What Vaccinating Public For COVID Could Look Like Long Term
IU Health South Central Region Chief Medical Officer Dr. Dan Handel is beginning to see elements of what a post-COVID-19 new normal could look like.
Longtime Indiana Casino Exec Selling Out After Allegations
A longtime heavyweight in Indiana's gambling industry is selling his stake in a Gary casino project and permanently giving up his state casino license after allegations of financial wrongdoings by him and a business partner.
INDOT Unveils 'Hoosier Hoops Highway' Signs For Tourneys
Games will be played throughout Indiana beginning Wednesday in Evansville, Indianapolis, Bloomington and West Lafayette.
Ask The Mayor: Columbus Lienhoop On Reaching Herd Immunity, Riverfront Project
Why Columbus had a head start on the coronavirus response, when Columbus could reach herd immunity, scheduling summer events, Riverfront project costs are going up, and Exhibit Columbus returns.
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Indiana Officials: Standardized Testing Necessary To Address Pandemic Learning Loss
Parents and school officials have called for Indiana to cancel standardized testing, saying learning loss during the remote schooling renders the assessments useless.
Indiana High Court Splits Over Revealing Execution Drugs
The Indiana Department of Correction faces paying more than $500,000 in legal fees in its unsuccessful fight to keep its execution drugs secret.
Indiana Vaccine-Eligible Population Now Includes Those With Health Conditions
IU Health Chief Medical Officer Dr. Dan Handel said people who have Down Syndrome, have had solid organ transplants, are on dialysis, have sickle cell disease or are in treatment for cancer are eligible to be vaccinated.
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