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Man, 19, Arrested After Escaping From NW Indiana Hospital
Michael McGregor of Lake Station was arrested without incident about 1 a.m. Friday in the Lake County city, said Police Chief James Richardson. He was being at the Lake County Jail.
Indiana Nears 100,000 Mark For Confirmed COVID-19 Cases
There have been 99,804 confirmed cases since the start of the pandemic, according to the Indiana Department of Health. The death toll has reached 3,140.
Police: 4 Die After Man Kills 3 Family Members, Self In Bloomington
The fatal shootings happened around 10:15 a.m. at a Bloomington home, police said. Officers arrived at the house after a 911 caller reported finding the body of her friend. Officers found four bodies with gunshot wounds.
Indiana Police Again Boosting Patrols For Labor Day Weekend
State troopers will conduct overtime patrols through Monday’s observance of Labor Day, and they won’t be alone. Indiana State Police said more than 200 Indiana law enforcement agencies will take part.
Hundreds Turn Out For Pro-Trump Boat Parade At Lake Monroe
A parade of hundred of boats decked out with Trump flags departed from the Lake Monroe dam and traveled en masse toward the Cutright State Recreation Area.
IU Men's Basketball, 3 Other Programs Pausing Workouts After 14 Positive COVID-19 Tests
IU Athletics is pausing all voluntary workouts indefinitely for the men's basketball, field hockey, men's soccer, and wrestling teams after 14 positive COVID-19 tests this week.
Funding Schools, Food Insecurity, 3 Experts On COVID-19 | Indiana Newsdesk
How the state will calculate school funding to guarantee online schools have stable funding. Three experts talk about what we’ve learned during the pandemic. And more people are in need, but it’s more difficult to get donations.
Ex-Cop Who Shot Black Man Reaches Plea On Unrelated Charge
The South Bend Tribune reports that a plea agreement calls for 44-year-old Ryan O’Neill to plead guilty to a ghost employment count, while prosecutors would drop two other charges.
Is Sending Sick College Kids Home The Right Move? Dr. Anthony Fauci Doesn't Think So
IU officials are urging some people living in Greek houses to move out and find another place to live in Bloomington or return home, if possible.
EPA Applauds Indiana Counties, Cities That Now Meet Air Quality Standards
According to the Environmental Protection Agency, the county now meets the standard for sulfur dioxide — a toxic gas that can make it more difficult to breathe and, in some cases, can be life threatening.
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