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Indiana Continues To Set Daily Highs In New Virus Cases
The 5,007 cases announced Saturday bring to 205,722 the number of state residents now known to have or have had the coronavirus, according to the Indiana Department of Health.
President-Elect Biden Says 'It's Time For America To Unite'
President-elect Joe Biden said in a statement that "it's time for America to unite," after he was declared the winner of the presidency by The Associated Press.
Indiana Hits 200,000 Confirmed Cases, Outpaces Increase In Testing
Indiana crossed 200,000 confirmed COVID-19 cases as it set yet another record-breaking daily case total Friday. While the number of tests the state has done has steadily increased, new cases outpace it.
Coronavirus Sets Records, GOP Headlines Indiana Election | Indiana Newsdesk
The GOP had a big night in Indiana this week. We’ll recap the state and federal races. Coronavirus infections continue to set records. And the national guard is being deployed to address Covid in long term care facilities.
National Guard Deploys To Nursing Homes, Indiana Resists More COVID-19 Restrictions
The Indiana National Guard regularly responds to provide aid in emergency situations, but their newest mission is unlike any one they’ve had before.
Monroe Co. Contracts With Security Company To Regulate COVID-19 Guidelines
Monroe County officials are taking extra steps to make sure local businesses abide by the coronavirus guidelines.
Law Professor: Any Voter Fraud Lawsuit Would Have Move Through Lower Courts First
President Donald Trump’s campaign filed lawsuits this week in three states demanding ballot counts halt, more access to ballot count locations or ballot recounts.
Zody Will Step Down As Indiana Democratic Party Chair After March
John Zody has been the Democratic chair for eight years, the third-longest tenure in the state party’s history. He said he takes full responsibility for Democrats’ disappointing results in this year’s election.
Indiana Sets COVID-19 Case Record For Third Straight Day
Indiana set a single-day record of newly reported COVID-19 cases for the third straight day Friday as the state again surpassed 4,000 new cases and coronavirus hospitalizations also surged to a new high, state health officials said.
Judge Sides With AG Curtis Hill And Officially Dissolves Wildlife In Need
Owner Tim Stark has also faced numerous lawsuits stemming from his alleged abuse of animals, including one that ruled he had violated the Federal Endangered Species Act by separating big cat cubs from their mother.
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