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Indiana Officials Share First Look At School COVID-19 Case Dashboard
Indiana officials unveiled the early numbers Wednesday, to preview the school COVID-19 data dashboard set to roll out publicly next week.
Active COVID-19 Cases At Terre Haute Federal Prison Down By More Than Half
Nationwide as of Thursday, there are 2,013 federal inmates and 687 staff members who have active COVID-19 diagnoses.
Indiana Gubernatorial Candidates Outline Views On Abortion
Indiana's candidates for governor each weighed in on the controversial issue of abortion this week.
Indiana Union President Sentenced to 3.5 Years For 'Brutal Assault' On Workers
Former president Jeffrey Veach and former business agent Thomas Williamson Sr. pleaded guilty in January to what the Department of Justice called a “brutal assault” in a news release.
Indiana Vote-By-Mail Advocates Look Ahead To Continued Fight
Indiana will be one of only four states without expanded vote-by-mail for the 2020 general election, amid an ongoing pandemic.
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Can I Vote By Mail? Here's What You Need To Know For Indiana's Elections
What do you need on Election Day? What do you need to register to vote? Can you vote if you’re homeless? We’re answering your questions submitted through the Indiana 2020 Two-Way.
Americans Have ‘Unrealistic Optimism’ About COVID-19, IU’s Carroll Writes In NYT Op-Ed
The social restrictions surrounding COVID-19 in America are far from over, according to a top coronavirus official at Indiana University.
COVID-19 Numbers Follow Weekly Trend And Increase As Indiana Enters Stage 5
Today’s spike follows the ISDH trend of reporting greater numbers later in the week as data suggest more Hoosier undergo testing between Wednesday and Friday.
Indiana Chief Justice Recovering From COVID-19 Illness
Rush and the four other justices all joined online as they heard arguments from attorneys in three cases Thursday morning. She opened the first hearing by thanking those who had sent her cards and messages of encouragement.
Lawyer: Case Of Black Inmate Set To Die Reveals Racial Bias
WFIU News reporter George Hale has been selected to witness the Thursday execution of Christopher Vialva. Follow his Twitter for updates this evening @georgehale.
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