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State Officials To Determine Priorities For Second Round Of COVID Vaccinations
According to 9th District Representative Trey Hollingsworth, the federal government is leaving it up to the states to determine priorities for the second wave of doses, but states will still be receiving suggestions via the CDC.
Indiana Plant Ramps Up Work On Coolers For COVID Vaccine
A southern Indiana plant is ramping up production of special coolers needed to store and distribute COVID-19 vaccines across the nation to combat the pandemic.
Nonprofits Struggle To Address Increased Demand For Help With Utility Bills
As colder temperatures drive up utility bills, many people unemployed because of COVID-19 are still having trouble paying them.
Coronavirus: Holcomb Tightens Restrictions, Indiana Hits New COVID-19 Milestones
Since moving to Stage 5 of its reopening plan on Sept. 26, the state has reported 308,067 positive cases and 3,105 confirmed deaths – 72.4 percent of the state’s total positive cases and 47.8 percent of deaths of the state’s totals.
Indiana Reports 6,025 New Positive COVID-19 Cases, 37 Additional Confirmed Deaths
The latest numbers from the Indiana State Department of Health brought the total case number to 425,434 and the confirmed death toll to 6,495.
Indiana-Purdue Football Game Rescheduled For Friday Night
Saturday’s football game between Indiana and Purdue was canceled due to a rising number of positive COVID-19 tests among both programs. But the Big Ten called an audible Sunday, and the Hoosiers and Boilermakers are scheduled to play Friday night at 7:30 p.m. at Memorial Stadium.
Artists, Activists Rush To Save Black Lives Matter Murals
Together, two Black women formed Save the Boards to Memorialize the Movement, part of a push to preserve the ephemeral expressions of anger and pain born of outrage over racial injustice that triggered weeks of protests.
Health Officials Report 7,542 Positive COVID-19 Cases, 85 New Deaths
The new reports brought Indiana's total case number to 419,536 and the confirmed death toll to 6,458, the State Department of Health said. Monroe County's total COVID-19 death toll rose by three to 68.
City Says Bloomington Public Works Employee Tests Positive For COVID-19
The employee is the first within the department’s fleet division to test positive, after experiencing symptoms a week ago and going on paid leave Monday. There were no reported close contacts with other employees.
COVID-19 Concerns Prompt Indianapolis Library Restrictions
Starting on Dec. 21, the Indianapolis Library branches will restrict in-person services to curbside pickup and limited computer use. But the library system will until further notice not allow people to just walk to aisles.
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