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US Execution Planned Of Killer Who Said Witchcraft Drove Him
None of the appeals to halt William LeCroy's execution have succeeded, though lawyers could continue to ask for court intervention up to the hour of his scheduled execution.
Cass County Approves Bonds For Controversial Industrial Facility
County Councilman Grover Bishop voted to approve the bonds. He said it was a tough decision — the county wants to bring in more businesses, but it doesn’t want to create more pollution problems.
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Monroe County’s Seven-Day Positivity Rate Drops 50% Since Peaking 2 Weeks Ago
Since IU continues to submit thousands of negative test results to the Indiana State Department of Health, the seven-day positivity rate for all tests has fallen from 10.6% on Sept. 6 to 5.3% on Tuesday.
Staff At IU's Biddle Hotel Adhering To Strict Guidelines Amid Pandemic
Housekeepers are changing gloves each time they switch to a different room, and there are more items in their hotel carts such as hand sanitizer.
Indiana Had 21 Work-Related Deaths On Farms In 2019: Purdue
No Indiana agency documents farm-related non-fatal injuries, but research has shown that about one in every nine Indiana farms has a farm-work-related injury incident that requires medical attention each year, it said.
Young, Braun Will Vote For Trump's Supreme Court Nominee Before Election
Braun, a first-term Republican, said he thinks Trump should pick Amy Coney Barrett because of her judicial record. Barrett has served on the 7th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Chicago for three years.
No Injuries Reported After Fire Destroys 3 Homes, Damages 2
The cause of a Monday afternoon structure fire that started in one south side Bloomington home and spread to four others has not yet been determined, officials say.
IU Officials Say Bloomington Dorm Residents More Likely To Be Tested For COVID-19 Multiple Times
Indiana University officials say it’s extremely common for a student living on Bloomington’s campus to have been selected more than once for COVID-19 mitigation testing.
Kelley School Of Business Warns Students Of COVID-19 Restriction Violation Sanctions
An email to Kelley students said breaking the Student Commitment Form, IU Code of Student Rights, Responsibilities and Conduct, or state, county or city health orders could lead to sanctions.
Lawyer For Death Row Inmate Requesting Stay Over COVID-19 Concerns
A lawyer representing a man scheduled to be executed at the United States Penitentiary in Terre Haute Tuesday is asking an appeals court to delay the execution.
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