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Bloomington COVID-19 Vaccine Sites Close Ahead Of Winter Storm
COVID-19 vaccination sites around Bloomington will close for the day on Monday as authorities expect heavy snow to begin falling Sunday night through Tuesday morning.
Ex-Medical Manager Wins $3.6M In Whistleblower Settlement
A medical supply company’s former manager has won $3.6 million in a settlement of her whistleblower lawsuit accusing that company and a health insurance company of defrauding a government insurance program.
Ban On Local Housing Rules Pushed By Indiana Homebuilder
A proposed ban on Indiana cities and counties adopting local housing design standards is being pushed by a state lawmaker who owns a homebuilding company.
Indiana Logs 1,233 New COVID-19 Infections, 24 Deaths
Overall nearly 650,000 people have been confirmed to have coronavirus in the state, according to the Indiana Department of Health. More than 11,700 people have died from COVID-19 in Indiana.
Winter Storm Warning In Effect; Snow May Impact Monday Commutes
The NWS expects total snow accumulations of eight to 11 inches in portions of central, east central, south central, southeast, southwest and west central Indiana.
Newfields Regrets Reference To 'White Art Audience' In Job Description
The description for a director job search said the museum was seeking to "attract a broader and more diverse audience while maintaining the Museum's traditional, core, white art audience”.
Indiana Officials Report 1,275 New Virus Cases, 33 Deaths
A total of 11,722 residents have died from the virus. Another 427 probable deaths have been reported based on clinical diagnoses in patients for whom no positive test is on record.
Advocates Face Uphill Battle Against Vaccine Hesitancy In Minority Communities
As the state continues to expand vaccine eligibility, racial disparities and hesitancy in the Black community are becoming apparent.
Housing Advocates Concerned About Effects Of Tenant-Landlord Bill
Critics of a bill addressing tenant and landlord rights say the legislation will contribute to more evictions across the state.
Schimpff's Confectionary Celebrates Valentine's Day And 130 Years
Last spring, the candy store had to sell Easter candy for 75% off as the pandemic hit. Although sales have bounced back, they are not up to pre-pandemic levels.
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