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Housing Development Proposed For Corner Of E. 3rd And S.R. 446
The likely primary use of the property would be a 164-unit multifamily housing development.
You Asked: What Is IU's Plan To Combat COVID Variants?
IU will test up to 50,000 people a week for mitigation testing and does not expect to move online because of variants.
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House Committee Debates Bill To Eliminate Indiana Handgun Licenses
Indiana law enforcement groups are on both sides of a debate over legislation that would no longer require Hoosiers to get a handgun license.
Once Vaccine Supply Allows It, Indiana Outlines What Next Steps Of Rollout Look Like
Indiana announced Wednesday it would not be extending vaccine registration to the next age group – 60 and older – this week. But health officials outlined what the phase after that looks like.
Updated County Metrics Leave Only One Indiana County Red
Across the state, only Switzerland County remains in the state’s most severe classification, while every other county has fallen to a more moderate metric.
Cold Weather And Rising COVID Numbers Concern Advocates For Homeless Population
Recent snowfall and the pandemic have local shelter leaders especially concerned for the safety of Bloomington’s homeless population.
Federal Inmate Who Tests Positive For COVID-19, Dies
Joseph Fultz became the second inmate at the Federal Correctional Institution in Terre Haute to die from COVID related symptoms in the past month.
Former Buttigieg Campaign Manager Makes Bid For Indiana Democratic Party Chair
Former Pete Buttigieg presidential campaign manager Mike Schmuhl announced Wednesday he wants to be the Indiana Democratic Party’s next leader.
Committee Chair Won't Hear Any House Environmental Bills
Rep. Doug Gutwein (R-Francesville) said revised rules from the federal Environmental Protection Agency should be able to address concerns laid out in three of the bills — specifically coal ash pollution and lead in schools.
Overall Deaths In Indiana Jumped 18% During 2020
A larger surge of coronavirus deaths in Indiana during December than was initially reported contributed to an 18% jump in the state’s overall deaths during 2020.
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