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Despite Declining COVID-19 Numbers, Nearly 40 Hoosiers Die Every Day From COVID-19
The state’s death rate peaked in mid-December with more than 100 deaths every day, but over the past two months, the average has fallen to 40.
Republicans Pull Back Slightly On Bill Criminalizing Many Protesters
Republicans removed language from the bill that said all rioters could be charged with felony murder if anyone at that riot was killed.
Buttigieg To Quarantine After Security Agent Gets COVID-19
Buttigieg said late Monday he was feeling fine with no symptoms and that the agent had no signs of COVID-19 other than testing positive for the virus.
82 Advocacy Groups Call On Biden To End Federal Executions
The organizations sent a letter to President Joe Biden on Tuesday morning, urging that he act immediately “on your promise of ensuring equality, equity, and justice in our criminal legal system.”
Lilly Executive Resigns After Relationship That Violated Policy
The independent investigation found “consensual though inappropriate personal communications” between the CFO and some employees and behavior that demonstrated poor judgment, according to the company.
Watch Live: Trump Impeachment Trial In The Senate
Former President Donald Trump is on trial for a second time in the Senate. This time, the House has impeached Trump for inciting the Jan. 6 insurrection.
Senate Votes To Override Holcomb's Veto On Landlord Tenant Legislation
Republican lawmakers took the first step Monday toward overriding the Indiana governor’s veto of a bill blocking cities from regulating rental properties.
Plan Commission Approves New Student Housing Complex By Football Stadium
The new development called “The Standard” is planned on seven-acres of land at East Brownstone Drive and 14th Street, just south of Memorial Stadium.
In This Midwest State, Libraries Help With Vaccine Outreach
Noble County is mostly rural and sits in the northeast corner of Indiana. When local officials looked for vaccination sites, they sought a place that was centrally located and accessible. Library director Sandy Petrie knew the perfect fit.
Senate-Approved Bill Empowers Local Leaders To Overturn Health Officials' Actions
If a business is fined or shut down in response to an emergency health order, they could now appeal that decision to their city council or county commissioners.
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