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House To Vote On Bill Endorsing Use Of 25th Amendment Against Trump
The U.S. House of Representatives is taking up a resolution that would call on Vice President Pence to invoke the 25th Amendment and take over President Trump's duties.
Federal Judge Blocks Executions Of Two Inmates
District Judge Tanya S. Chutkan ordered the Bureau of Prisons to not execute Cory Johnson and Dustin Higgs any earlier than March 16, 2021.
Bill Would Change Fines For Misusing Pesticides, Including Dicamba
Under the bill, someone who knowingly misused a restricted-use pesticide like dicamba could get a $1,000 fine.
IU Health Anticipates Changes To 65 And Older For Vaccinations
IU Health has given the first COVID-19 vaccine shot to more than 40,000 Hoosiers, including 6,700 in Monroe County and 1,000 in Orange County.
House Committee Passes 'Historic' Police Reform Legislation
Indiana State Police Lt. Brad Hoffeditz said in his experience, many police departments aren’t forthcoming.
COVID-19 Hospitalizations In Indiana Fall To Lowest In Months
On Nov. 30, the Indiana Department of Health reported 3,460 Hoosiers hospitalized due to COVID-19, but the number has fluctuated and fallen since to 2,515 hospitalizations as of Tuesday.
Indianapolis To Use $13M From City Coffers For Virus Relief
The city's funding includes $6 million for rental assistance, $2 million for non-congregate shelter for high-risk homeless residents, $1.9 million for coronavirus contact tracing efforts and $300,000 for food assistance.
Columbus Police Officer Arrested For Battery, Misconduct
Officer John Velten, a 14-year veteran of the Columbus Police Department, was arrested when he turned himself in to detectives at the Bartholomew County Jail, state police said.
City Does Not Enforce Park Policies And Remove Tents From Seminary Park Monday Night
Signs were posted last week in Bloomington's Seminary Park warning those experiencing homelessness and sleeping in tents that they must seek shelter elsewhere by Monday night at 11 p.m.
Indiana Judge Stays Lisa Montgomery Execution
Judge James Hanlon of the Southern District of Indiana issued a stay of execution for Lisa Montgomery late Monday night.
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