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Why Do The Coronavirus Vaccines Have To Be Kept So Cold?
”Why does this vaccine need such sub-zero storage?" one WFIU News listener asked. "Is there something live in it and it’s being kept frozen to stop replication?"
Indiana's 2021 Legislative Session Likely To Be Dominated By COVID-19
The Indiana General Assembly’s 2021 session will begin soon, with many unanswered questions about how it will go amid the ongoing global pandemic.
Here's How Lawmakers Are Talking About Education Funding, Teacher Pay For 2021
House Education Committee Chair Rep. Bob Behning (R-Indianapolis) said part of his priorities for the upcoming session is for teachers to get more resources and training for remote learning.
Policy Experts: Too Many Hoosiers Think High School Diploma Is Enough To 'Get Ahead In Life'
Indiana workforce and education agencies have a goal of seeing at least 60 percent of Hoosiers get some post-secondary education by 2025.
Indianapolis Democrat Is First Muslim State Lawmaker In Indiana History
Qaddoura said he’s proud to be Indiana’s first Muslim state lawmaker. But he’s also aware of the heavy responsibility it comes with.
Indiana House Republicans Have Largest Supermajority Since 2016
House Republicans’ 71-seat supermajority is their largest since before the 2016 election.
Indiana Cigarette Tax Increase May Gain New Life Amid COVID-19
Lawmakers have debated an increase in the cigarette tax for half a decade. It’s even passed one chamber – the House – multiple times but never reached the finish line.
Caesars To Sell Southern Indiana Casino To Cherokee Tribe
Caesars Entertainment officials announced the sale agreement for Caesars Southern Indiana on Thursday ahead of the company’s Dec. 31 deadline to divest from the casino operation across the Ohio River from Louisville, Kentucky.
Census Data: Indiana Gained Nearly 24K New Hoosiers In 2020
Indiana gained nearly 24,000 new residents during 2020, a slight increase that continued the state’s ongoing trend of slow population growth, the U.S. Census Bureau’s annual estimate shows.
Officials Expect 2021 Action On New I-69 Ohio River Bridge
Gov. Eric Holcomb has included the bridge route decision among his administration’s 2021 goals, along with continuing construction of the final section near Indianapolis of the I-69 extension through southern Indiana to Evansville.
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