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Hoosier Policymakers Hope To Adopt Federal Broadband Standard: Here's What It Means
While announcing the 2021 legislative wish list, Holcomb, through Lt. Governor Suzanne Crouch, pointed to unifying Indiana’s broadband standard as a priority.
Indiana Crossed 500,000 Cases Threshold
The Indiana State Department of Health documented 4,028 new cases and 164 new deaths — a record-high — increasing state totals to 500,282 cases and 7,703 deaths since the pandemic began.
Indiana Begins Unusual Bowl Week Preparation
The Indiana football team has almost everyone back from COVID-19 protocols as it prepares for Saturday’s Outback Bowl game against Ole Miss.
Four More City Employees Test Positive For COVID-19
This makes 51 cases among City employees since the pandemic began and 18 cases confirmed in December.
Project Charlie 119 To Bring A Piece Of History Back To Columbus
The Atterbury-Bakalar Air Museum in Columbus is reconstructing and refurbishing a Fairfield C-119, a military transport plane with deep ties to the city.
Indiana University Study To Look At COVID-19 Immunity: How Long Does It Really Last?
A study at Indiana University aims to shed light on so-called COVID-19 immunity, after a person has been infected or after being vaccinated.
'It Can Take Your Life': Remembering Clarksville Teacher Melinda Roellig
Alexandra Roellig knows COVID-19 can strike anyone, anywhere, anytime. Her 37-year-old sister Melinda did not have any preexisting conditions when she died from the virus on November 15.
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Report Calls Indiana Climate Education 'Abysmal,' But State Aims To Improve
Indiana got a “D” for how it educates kids about climate change.
Report: Indiana Less Prepared For Health Effects From Severe Storms, Tick Diseases
Indiana is expected to face more severe storms, flooding, extreme heat, and tick-borne diseases in the future. But a new report said the state hasn’t done enough to prepare.
COVID-19 Numbers Dip Following Holiday Weekend
The Indiana State Department of Health reported Monday only 2,494 new cases, 43 new deaths, and 17,617 new tests — less than half the number of tests typically reported on a Monday.
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