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IU Ready And On Standby To Distribute Vaccinations
IU Health South Central president Brian Shockney said they have vaccinated more than 12,000 people in Bloomington.
Indiana Man With Alleged Ties To Capitol Insurrection Preparing For Extradition To D.C.
Schaffer waived his right to a preliminary hearing after he was charged with multiple federal crimes at this month’s insurrection at the U.S. Capitol.
Weekly Statehouse Update: State Of The State, Holcomb Shuts Down Government Buildings
Gov. Eric Holcomb delivered a very different State of the State address, while legislative activity was halted all week over security concerns. Here’s what you might have missed this week at the Statehouse.
IU Law Professor Dawn Johnsen Sworn In As DOJ Legal Counselor
Johnsen served on President Joe Biden's transition team as a member of the 29-person DOJ review team.
Most Hoosiers Value Higher Education But Increasingly Worry About Costs
“The whole world just got turned upside down. So we want families to file the FAFSA ... and the worst case scenario is, you then don’t get the aid.”
Yoder: Legislature Overstepped On Bloomington Annexation, Effects Felt Locally
The Indiana Supreme Court ruled last month that the Indiana legislature had overstepped its jurisdiction in 2017, when it barred Bloomington from annexing any part of Monroe Country through 2022.
Indiana’s COVID-19 Positivity Rate Hits Three-Month Low
Monroe County has administered more than 256,000 tests with a 3.8% seven-day positivity rate. This is the lowest positivity rate in the state.
Lawyers Urge Halt to DWD's 'Aggressive' Attempts To Collect On Unemployment Errors
Kristin Hoffman of Indiana Legal Services says, based on her interpretation, Indiana state law is supposed to keep collections at bay until unemployed workers can appeal their case in front of a judge. That’s not always happening.
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WATCH LIVE: What's Ahead For The COVID-19 Vaccine Rollout?
A panel of experts from Harvard and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention tackles questions about COVID-19 vaccination.
School Police Can Sign Up For The COVID Vaccine. Teachers Still Can't
The CDC prioritizes educators alongside first responders.
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