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U.S. Sen. Todd Young Preaches Patience As Votes Counted Across Country
“Every legally cast vote will be counted,” Young said. “The rule of law will be upheld, and we will accept the final result.”
Same-Day COVID-19 Testing Coming To Bloomington — In Giant Boxes
According to Collection Sites, Bloomington will get two testing cubes: one at College Mall and one in Eastland Plaza. They will both be 8’x20’ walk-in structures, with up to six lab techs working inside.
Indiana Environmental Group Joins Others In Suing EPA Over Industrial Flares
Industrial flares create the flames you see coming off of stacks on industrial buildings. They help get rid of toxic waste gases at places that make things like fertilizer and ethanol or process oil and natural gas.
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Activist Groups Hold Post-Election Demonstration In South Bend
Local chapters of the Sunrise Movement, the American Indian Movement and the Northern Indiana Democratic Socialists of America demonstrated for what they called “the people’s agenda.”
Republicans Expand Supermajority In Indiana House, Only Lose One Seat In Senate
Republicans strengthened their grip on the Indiana House of Representatives in the 2020 election. The final Statehouse races were called Thursday.
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Company Winding Down Ventilator Production In Kokomo
Ventec is “winding down production in Indiana” because of weakening demand for its ventilators, Ventec CEO Chris Kiple said in an email sent to employees Tuesday and obtained by the Kokomo Tribune.
Indiana Reports Record New COVID-19 Cases, Hospitalizations
Indiana’s seven-day rolling average of daily deaths stood at 29 on Wednesday, representing one of the highest levels since May and nearly double from a month ago, statistics showed.
GOP Congressional Winner Says She Hopes For Cooperation
Victoria Spartz defeated Democrat Christina Hale for central Indiana’s 5th District seat in a race so close that it took until most mail-in ballots were counted for her victory to become clear Wednesday night.
Elections Review: Following Results
Join us this week as we talk about following incoming national election results.
Your Picture Could Hang Inside Iconic Restaurant While Helping A Good Cause
Bloomington artist Adam Long said the first time he picked up a paint brush was just two years ago, but looking at his work, you would never know it.
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