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Indiana To Use Bulk Of Remaining COVID-19 Relief Money For Federal Unemployment Loan
The state has around $600 million left of the federal CARES Act money it must spend on expenses – directly related to the pandemic – incurred by the end of December.
Hospitals Prepare For Increasing ICU Bed Occupancy
In an attempt to avoid reaching 100% occupancy, Gov. Eric Holcomb ordered last Wednesday that all Indiana hospitals must postpone non-emergency procedures until at least Jan. 3,
'Flatline' In Next Indiana State Budget, Despite Cautious Optimism From Fiscal Leaders
There will likely be little to no new money for schools, state programs and agencies in the next Indiana state budget.
How Do I Follow Indiana’s Legislative Session? Here’s Your Guide To Demystify The Process
Hundreds of bills are filed every year, and it’s difficult for even journalists – who are literally paid to – to keep up with all of them. How can you keep up? Here’s our guide for how to navigate Indiana’s legislative session.
Indiana Has Exceeded 1,000 COVID-19 Deaths This Month
Just halfway through December, the Indiana State Department of Health has recorded 1,028 COVID-19 deaths.
Report: Federal Execution Numbers Top States' For The 1st Time
For the first time in history, the U.S. government has carried out more executions in a year than all states that still conduct executions, according to an annual report on the death penalty released Wednesday.
Indiana Farm Bureau's Annual Convention Highlights 2020 Challenges, Future Efforts
The Farm Bureau president Randy Kron said the pandemic has called attention to the digital divide between rural and urban areas, and the need for everyone to have reliable internet.
Republican Joanna King Becomes Newest State Representative
A private GOP caucus chose King in a narrow vote Tuesday evening to replace Christy Stutzman.
Hotels For Homeless Program Offers Free Christmas Eve Rooms At Local Hotels
Katie Norris started Hotels for Homeless in March, when it became clear the pandemic would mean serious economic consequences for many people. It temporarily places people experiencing homelessness in hotels.
Paycheck-To-Paycheck Nation: Why Even Americans With Higher Income Struggle With Bills
In the pandemic, a third of Americans struggle to pay usual costs, even some earning over $100,000. But living on the edge financially is nothing new in the U.S. Three households share their budgets.
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