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Critics Look To Pressure GOP Over Indiana Redistricting
A coalition of activist groups announced a new push Monday against what it called partisan gerrymandering by Indiana’s Republican-dominated Legislature.
Violence Is A Growing Problem At Indiana’s Miami Prison, Data Show
Housing units are so short-staffed that officers can’t quickly respond to emergencies like stabbings, let alone prevent such violence from occurring.
Indiana Quarterback Penix To Miss Remainder Of Season
Indiana head coach Tom Allen confirmed redshirt-sophomore quarterback Michael Penix tore the ACL in his right knee in Saturday’s 27-11 win and will miss the remainder of the season.
Curtis Hill, Other Attorneys General Ask Congress For CARES Act Extension
Indiana Attorney General Curtis Hill and four dozen other attorneys general from around the country want Congress to extend the deadline to use federal COVID-19 relief dollars.
IU Classes Online Until Feb. 8
As part of the COVID-19 plan that was designed this summer, there will be no in-person instruction at Indiana University until Feb. 8.
Two More Die In Monroe County From COVID-19
With 12 virus-related deaths this month, November is Monroe County’s second deadliest month of the pandemic.
Coronavirus: Indiana Hits 300,000 Positive Cases, ISTA Calls For State, Local Action
The Indiana State Department of Health reported 378 additional confirmed deaths over the last week – the most reported in a single week during the pandemic. That brings the state’s total to 5,418 confirmed deaths.
Wintry Weather, Flooding Expected In Indiana And Illinois
Meteorologists say possible rain and possible snow showers could start in the Indianapolis area. The Department of Public Works said it would dispatch its full shift of snow trucks to start pre-treating roadways and slippery spots.
Indiana Reports 24 More Coronavirus Deaths, 4,335 New Cases
Public health officials in Indiana said Sunday that 24 more people have died from coronavirus for a total of 5,418 COVID-19 deaths in the state.
Hoosier Casinos Post Best Sports Betting Month In October
Hoosiers generated more than $2 million in sports gaming taxes for the state in October, the first time Indiana crossed the $2 million mark.
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