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Monroe County Health: Mask Normalization, Communication Key To Fighting COVID
Monroe County is one of 17 counties that, according to the Indiana State Department of Health, has some of the lower positivity rates in the state.
Indiana's Student Count Declines During Pandemic
New data from the Indiana Department of Education shows the number of students attending traditional public or charter schools fell by nearly 15,000 students, or about 1.5 percent compared to last fall.
Sen. Greg Taylor Is First Black Leader Of Legislative Caucus In State History
Sen. Greg Taylor (D-Indianapolis) became the new Senate minority leader Friday – the first Black leader of a legislative caucus in state history.
IU Experts Forecast Continuation Of Economic Recovery To Pre-Pandemic Levels In 2021
The small amount of economic growth Indiana University economists forecasted a year ago vanished with the pandemic. Authors of the 2021 forecast expect that it will take next year and beyond to fully recover.
Extended Unemployment Benefits Set To End This Week
A program to extend unemployment benefits for workers who have used up other forms of benefits is ending this week.
Indiana Football Ranked In Top 10 For First Time Since 1969
Indiana’s football team is in the top 10 in the national rankings for the first time since 1969 following a convincing win over Michigan Saturday.
IU President Says It's Time To 'Move Forward' After Election
Indiana University President Michael McRobbie added his congratulations to President-elect Joe Biden and Vice President-elect Kamala Harris in a statement Monday afternoon.
Notre Dame Mandates Virus Testing After Football Celebration
If students don’t complete the mandatory coronavirus test — or if they leave before they receive their test results — they will be prevented from registering for classes, university officials said.
Vigo County's Bellwether Streak Ends After 68 Years
The county’s clerk reports President Donald Trump received 56 percent of the vote, while President-elect Joe Biden received 41 percent.
Increased Testing Can Not Fully Explain Increased COVID-19 Numbers
The Indiana State Department of Health reported Monday more than 100 new COVID-19 hospitalizations, increasing the state total to a record-high 2,174.
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