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Evansville Zoo Naturally Breeds Endangered 'Snot Otter'
Water pollution and habitat destruction have caused Eastern hellbender populations to go down.
Roughly 4.8 Million Hoosiers Will Need Vaccines To Achieve Herd Immunity
Brian Dixon is the director of public health informatics at the Regenstrief Institute. He says in order to achieve herd immunity in the state, 70 percent, or roughly 4.8 million Hoosiers need to be vaccinated.
Bloomington Transit Continues Fare-Free Rides Into 2021
Bloomington Transit General Manager Lew May said the pandemic has significantly decreased community ridership, but it will not stop operations.
Indiana Universities Adjust Budget Approach To Lawmakers Amid COVID-19
This year, university presidents made sure to emphasize the cost-cutting measures they’ve taken since the pandemic began. Sen. Liz Brown (R-Fort Wayne) even applauded Ball State University for firing a few dozen people.
Top Indiana Chamber Legislative Priority: COVID-19 Liability Protections For Businesses
Business owners worry about lawsuits from employees claiming they brought COVID-19 home from work and infected those living with them.
Officials: Mental Health Resources Key To Improving Police-Community Relationship
Public health and criminal justice officials say improving the police’s relationship with the community isn’t possible without addressing mental health – both with law enforcement and the people they serve.
Monroe County Confirms 101 New COVID-19 Cases
The Indiana State Department of Health reported 101 new positive cases Thursday, increasing the county total to 7,699 cases.
RV Industry Production Increases In 2020, Pandemic Believed To Spur New Interest
RV Technical Institute executive director Curt Hemmeler said COVID-19 may have driven some people to buy or rent RVs, and the interest will last beyond the pandemic.
Shadow Redistricting Commission Could Have Short- And Long-Term Impact
Mike Downs Center for Indiana Politics director Andrew Downs said in the immediate, there’s its effect on the 2021 redistricting process, when lawmakers will seek public input.
Monroe County To Receive Mobile Drug Detection Device
4 police agencies in Monroe County will share use of the SoToxa mobile testing system.
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