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Indiana Lawmakers Push For School Choice, Voucher Expansion
The House bill would open eligibility for state vouchers to more students from middle-income families, raising income eligibility for a family of four up to about $110,000 per year in 2022, and a little more than $145,000 by 2023.
Our Reporters Who've Been Covering The Federal Executions Now Have COVID
Two reporters from the WFIU/WTIU newsroom covering federal executions in Terre Haute tested positive for COVID-19. Why didn't the U.S. Prison Bureau notify other journalists that they might have been exposed?
COVID Vaccine Precautions, Liability Protections | Indiana Newsdesk
The state is expected to lower the age requirement for Hoosiers seeking to receive the COVID-19 vaccine sooner than later. Some worry if COVID-19 liability protections could strip the rights of workers. And an exhibition about opioid deaths.
IU Health Hits Vaccination Milestone
IU Health expects to vaccinate its 20-thousandth patient for COVID-19 Friday in the Southcentral region.
IU Announces Dean Of Media School Will Step Down This Summer
James Shanahan is the founding dean of The Media School, which was created in 2015 with the merging of IU's School of Journalism, the Department of Telecommunications and part of the Department of Communication and Culture.
Weekly Statehouse Update: Special Session For Redistricting, Libertarian Ballot Rule
Lawmakers debated a bill to prevent future government restrictions used during the pandemic. A committee made it harder for Libertarians to make it on the ballot. And the Senate is close to eliminating all protections for wetlands.
Bill Aims To Prevent More Indiana Student Athlete Deaths With Better Screening
House Bill 1040 says schools have to provide information to families about the risks and warning signs of sudden cardiac arrest, and tell them about EKG testing, which can detect potentially fatal heart conditions.
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Some Grocery Stores Continue To Ban Reusable Bags, Despite Low Risk Of COVID-19 Spread
While some stores allow customers to bring reusable bags, others don’t. The science on how the virus spreads has evolved — and some question the need to continue reusable bag bans.
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IU Expert Says To Maintain COVID Prevention Practices Even After Getting Vaccine
While you may be partially protected after the first dose and even more so after the second, you still need to follow the CDC guidelines of using preventative measure against the virus – wearing masks, washing hands and social distancing.
Monroe Commissioners Approve New Apartment Complex Development
The Monroe County Board of Commissioners approved the rezoning of a strip of land on West 3rd Street that will be developed into a new apartment complex.
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