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Indiana's Mail-In Ballot Request Deadline Is Thursday
The end of the day on Thursday, Oct. 22 is the deadline to request an absentee vote-by-mail ballot. You can do so online at IndianaVoters.com or by contacting your county election administrator’s office.
How Can We Get Rid Of Retiring Coal Plant Costs? Energy Task Force Takes A Look
The state is looking into ways to help finance the cost of coal plants that retire early.
Tuesday's Gubernatorial Debate Going Virtual Because Of COVID
The debate set for Tuesday night among the three candidates for Indiana governor has been changed to a virtual format in what organizers said was a coronavirus safety move.
Monroe County COVID-19 Positivity Rate Has Grown 100% Through October
Monroe County’s seven-day COVID-19 positivity rate has nearly double since the beginning of October.
Bloomington Restaurants Showcase Exclusive Menus During Two-Week Promotional Event
More than 30 Bloomington restaurants are participating in Bloomington Restaurant Week, which is a two-week event meant to showcase the area's diverse range of eateries.
STEM Convention For Hispanic Professionals, Students Offers Job Opportunities
This year’s national convention will be virtual for the first time ever. According to SHPE, last year, a majority of student attendees were first-generation college students.
Indiana Governor Candidates Set For Televised Debate Tuesday
Republican Gov. Eric Holcomb, Democratic challenger Woody Myers and Libertarian Donald Rainwater are set for the hour-long session sponsored by the nonprofit Indiana Debate Commission starting at 7 p.m. EDT Tuesday.
Indiana Providing Rental Assistance During Virus Outbreak
Indiana's Rental Assistance Portal is accepting applications for a program that provides eligible renters with up to six months in rental assistance to help cover past due and ongoing monthly payments.
Chief: Indiana Police Recruit Fired for Ties To Neo-Nazis
The Lafayette Police Department launched an investigation into Joseph Zacharek, who was hired in June, after being notified on Twitter Friday evening of his possible participation in a chat forum called Iron March in 2016.
Indiana City Recruits Officers In New TV Commercial, Website
The campaign is Kokomo’s latest push to increase police numbers at the city’s department, which has nearly 80 police officers, the Kokomo Tribune reported.
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