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Preservation Group Acquires 6 Historic Homes In Indiana City
A preservation group plans to renovate the exteriors of six run-down homes in a northern Indiana city and put them on the market next year in hopes of spurring a historic neighborhood’s rebirth.
EPA Plans Wells To Assess Scope Of Tainted Kokomo Water
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency plans to install six groundwater monitoring wells around Kokomo to investigate the source and scope of chemical contamination that’s spread through groundwater beneath the city.
Sophi, 52-Year-Old African Elephant, Dies At Indianapolis Zoo
A 52-year-old African elephant named Sophi has died at the Indianapolis Zoo. Zoo officials said Thursday that they made “the difficult decision” to euthanize Sophi after her condition declined over the last few days.
Escaped Kentucky Inmate Eludes Police In Southern Indiana
Federal and Indiana law enforcement officers tracked Anthony Martinez, 30, on Thursday to an area of Scott County, Indiana, based on information that he was hiding out in woods not far from where some of his relatives live.
Indiana Race Opens Up After Attorney General’s Troubles
Democrats spent months castigating Attorney General Curtis Hill over allegations that he drunkenly groped a state lawmaker and three other women, only to see former U.S. Rep. Todd Rokita narrowly defeat Hill for the GOP in July.
Indiana Hits Record Level Of New Coronavirus Infections For Third Straight Day
The Indiana State Department of Health also announced 21 new deaths, bringing the state’s death toll to 3,555, including both confirmed and presumed coronavirus infections.
USDA Official Weighs In On Trade With China, Federal Aid To Farmers While Visiting Indiana
President Donald Trump’s ongoing trade war with China has hurt Hoosier farmers’s profits.
COVID Effect On Teaching, Early Voting, 9th District Race | Indiana Newsdesk
COVID-19’s impact on the teaching profession. We visit election central where voters are lining up to cast their ballots. And reporter Mitch Legan sits down with each of the 9th district congressional candidates.
Record-Breaking Week For New COVID-19 Cases In Indiana
The Indiana State Department of Health reported 1,832 new COVID-19 cases Friday. The state has reported more than 1,000 cases for nine of the last 14 days.
New COVID-19 Testing Facility To Offset Demand Caused By Possible Closure Of OptumServe Site
The site’s location, hours of operation, and appointment registration will be announced in the next few weeks.
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