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State Says 91,000 Hoosiers Should Get Initial COVID-19 Vaccine Shot By Jan. 4
Dr. Lindsay Weaver, Indiana Department of Health chief medical officer, said because initial supplies are so limited, the state’s focus will remain on vaccinating health care workers and long-term care residents.
School Nurses Connect Health And Education. COVID-19 Could Drive Some Off The Job
Indiana's school nurses are facing more demands than ever this year, as they help students, their families, and educators navigate the pandemic, but some are feeling burnt out after months of high-intensity work.
Monroe County Correctional Center Reports First Positive COVID-19 Cases
Four inmates at the Monroe County Correctional Center are in quarantine after they tested positive for COVID-19 last week.
Purdue Innovators Develop Battlefield Simulation As Teaching Tool
A group of innovators at Purdue has developed a new way of analyzing past battles to help predict how future ones may play out.
Loved Ones Mourn Executed Federal Inmate Brandon Bernard At Service
Bernard was 18 years old and a low-ranking member of a group that kidnapped a young couple visiting Texas in 1999. A different kidnapper, Christopher Vialva, fatally shot them both in the trunk of their car.
Minority Health Coalition Addresses COVID-19 Vaccine
The Indiana Minority Health Coalition hosted the event to highlight the importance of the vaccine and to dispel myths about it.
City Plans To Spend At Least $35,000 On Digital Equity Strategies In 2021
The plan establishes a grant fund that will support local projects to improve both internet accessibility and affordability for residents.
Although Applications Are Reopened, Many Are Ineligible For DACA Program
Approximately 640,000 immigrants have enrolled in the program nationally, around 9,000 of those in Indiana.
Indiana Reported A New Record-High Number Of COVID-19 Deaths
Indiana is averaging more than 70 COVID-19 deaths a day, but the ISDH reported Tuesday 143 deaths that occurred between Nov. 10 and Dec. 21.
MCCSC School Board In Final Stages of Superintendent Search
The Monroe County Community School Corp.’s search for a new superintendent is coming to a close, with the school board’s selection to be announced sometime in January.
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