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U.S. Sens. Braun, Young Meet With Supreme Court Nominee Amy Coney Barrett
Braun and U.S. Sen. Todd Young (R-Ind.) met with Barrett this week as the Hoosier jurist moves through the Supreme Court nomination process.
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Injured Hiker Rescued From Trail Near Lake Monroe
Firefighters responded to a call from the Charles Deam Wilderness Area around 4:30 Wednesday and began trying to locate the injured hiker via cell phone, according to a news release from the Monroe Fire Protection District.
Library Board Votes On Design For New Branch, Includes Underground Parking Garage
The Monroe County Public Library trustees have voted unanimously on a building design for a third branch near Batchelor Middle School.
Grocery Union Continues Fight For Hazard Pay at Kroger Stores
The United Food and Commercial Workers union says it will continue to demand Kroger grocery stores give workers hazard pay during the pandemic.
Study: 3 Million Lost Employer-Sponsored Insurance Amid Unemployment Spike
More than 3 million Americans lost access to employer-sponsored health insurance during the summer months of the pandemic, according to a recent study by the nonprofit Urban Institute.
City Council Says Budget Process Lacks 'Collaboration' From Mayor's Office
The city council says the latest budget proposal only represents the mayor's priorities.
U.S. Government Schedules New Federal Execution At Indiana Prison
Orlando Hall would be the second Black inmate executed by the federal government since the Trump administration resumed executions this summer. Since July, the federal penitentiary in Terre Haute has executed seven inmates.
Holcomb Not Rethinking Lifted Restrictions As COVID-19 Data Trends In Wrong Direction
The state’s positivity rate is up and hospitalizations are at their highest level in a month. Two weeks ago, Indiana’s rate of COVID-19 spread was sixth best in the nation. It’s now fourth worst.
City Limits: What Happens To Quarantined People After Unemployment Benefits Expire?
As the pandemic continues and another stimulus package hasn’t been put in place since the extended CARES Act ended in July, one listener asks our City Limits Series, "What happens to quarantined people after unemployment benefits expire?"
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A Conversation With Tonya Millis, Libertarian Candidate For Indiana's 9th District
As part of WTIU/WFIU News’ 2020 election coverage, reporter Mitch Legan invited the three candidates running for Indiana’s 9th Congressional District to discuss their policy positions.
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