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The Humane Association has vaccine clinics available on the first Sunday every month.

Elanco Cuts 900 Jobs In First Restructuring Since Bayer Closing

The layoffs are primarily in sales and marketing, with some in research and development; manufacturing and quality; and back office support. None are in the Bloomington area. Fewer than a dozen are in Indiana.

IU has reported a decrease in positivity beginning the week of Sept. 6 which correlates with Indiana State Department of Health data for Monroe County.

Monroe County’s COVID-19 Rates Decrease With IU Numbers

Indiana University reported a decrease in COVID-19 cases for the third consecutive week, which coincides with Monroe County’s downward COVID-19 trends.

The women’s prison reported 25 positive cases early in the pandemic, but until now, no cases had been identified since June.

Indiana Womens Prison Locked Down Following New COVID-19 Cases

The Indiana Women’s Prison in Indianapolis is on lockdown after women incarcerated there tested positive for COVID-19, according to emails sent to prison staff.

Indianapolis-based Anthem Inc. provides health insurance coverage to more than 42 million people in several states.

Anthem To Pay Nearly $40M Settlement Over 2015 Cyberattack

Health insurer Anthem has agreed to another multimillion-dollar settlement over a cyberattack on its technology that exposed the personal information of nearly 79 million people.

Holcomb’s office said nine Indiana National Guard armories will serve as regional collection sites for the public to drop off new items

WATCH LIVE: Gov. Holcomb Gives Sept. 23 COVID-19 Update

Indiana Gov. Eric Holcomb and other state officials are giving a virtual update about the COVID-19 situation in Indiana this afternoon.

Turnover in Indiana prisons is a long-standing problem that has grown worse during the coronavirus pandemic. Former employees at the Indiana Women's Prison say the issue stems from the harsh work environment and staff culture.

At Indiana Women’s Prison, Former Staff Say Turnover Is Self-Inflicted

In April, the National Guard was activated to help with staff shortages, and even “high-risk” employees were required to come to work if they had no COVID-19 symptoms.

MCCSC Resumes Superintendent Search

Judy Demuth planned to retire June 30, 2020. She postponed her retirement to help the district navigate through the COVID-19 pandemic.

The Birch Bayh Federal Courthouse in Indianapolis

Judge: Indiana Must Count Mail-In Ballots Postmarked By Election Day

A federal judge is forcing Indiana to count all mail-in ballots that are postmarked by Election Day, Nov. 3, as long as they arrive to county clerks by Nov. 13.

A federal district court judge ruled earlier this year that while the Constitution guarantees the right to vote, it does not guarantee the right to vote by mail.

Vote-By-Mail Advocates Take Case To Federal Appeals Court

The vote-by-mail advocates said without expanded mail-in options this fall, some Hoosiers will have to choose between risking their health by voting in person or not voting at all.

Bloomington Losing 1 Bed, Bath and Beyond

The Bed Bath & Beyond in Whitehall Crossing Shopping Center will close.

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