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Weekly IU COVID-19 Dashboard Update Shows Falling Positivity Rates
The university's most recent update is from testing done Sept. 5-11. Those results show a positivity rate of 4.67% across IU Bloomington.
Death Row Inmate’s Mother Pleads With President Trump To Spare Her Son
In 2000, Christopher Vialva, then 19, was convicted in federal court of shooting Todd Bagley in the head near Ft. Hood, Texas. The court said Vialva also killed Bagley’s wife Stacie and burned the bodies in the couple’s car.
ISDH Data Suggests Little Change In Indiana’s COVID-19 Numbers
Indiana’s COVID-19 data shows consistency in new positive cases, deaths, and positivity rates over recent months.
Mirroring Primary Election, More Monroe Co. Voters Choosing To Vote Absentee This Year
Monroe County voters will have six fewer polling locations to choose from come November’s general election – but more residents are choosing to vote by mail this year, as well.
Infection Rates Soar In College Towns As Students Return
Among the 50 large U.S. counties with the highest percentages of student residents, 20 have consistently reported higher rates of new virus cases than their states have since Sept. 1.
Big Ten Teams Start Sprint Toward Unusual Football Season
Now that the Big Ten has a rescheduled kickoff weekend, coaches and players can start the sprint to opening day. Expect a wild ride.
Attorney General Candidates On AG Curtis Hill's Latest Vote-By-Mail Position
Indiana Attorney General Curtis Hill would rather a court eliminate the current vote-by-mail option for Hoosiers aged 65 or older than allow every eligible voter to cast a mail-in ballot.
Quarantined Greek Student: The University Hasn't Kept Its Promise To Keep Us Safe
Members of the university's Restart Committee say there's no safe way for students to live in Greek houses during the pandemic.
Indiana's Marching Hundred Still Practicing, Ready For Halftime Shows On Big Screen
The Big Ten postponed football this fall due to the pandemic, but a big part of Indiana University’s game day isn’t sitting on the sidelines. Indiana’s marching band hasn’t stopped, but adapted to the new normal.
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Bloomington Mayor's Tax Hike Proposal Fails
The tax hike was part of Mayor John Hamilton’s “Recover Forward” plan to help the city's financial needs by funding issues such as climate change, economic stability and social justice during the coronavirus pandemic.
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