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Indiana Reports 880 New Cases, 6 Deaths Linked To Coronavirus
In Monroe County, the case number rose to 1,093 after 38 new positive tests, marking the highest daily rise since the outbreak started. The county death toll remained the same at 36.
Indiana Expands Job Training Program To People With Degrees
An Indiana jobs retraining program designed to help people without a post-secondary degree has been temporarily expanded, allowing Hoosiers with college degrees to also receive free training in high-growth jobs.
Colts Return To Practice With Plan To Combat Injustices
The Indianapolis Colts returned to practice Friday — with a plan and a purpose. They want to help end racial and social injustice.
Woman In Custody After Man Fatally Shot In Southern Indiana
A 57-year-old woman was arrested in the fatal shooting of a man in southern Indiana. Michael Harris, 56, died at Jasper Memorial Hospital. Lisa Harris was being held at the Crawford County jail on a murder charge.
Consumer Advocate: Plan Won’t Credit Solar Customers Enough
Vectren had a proposal that would not adequately compensate customers with solar power as state law requires, the Office of the Utility Consumer Counselor said in testimony filed with the Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission.
IU Says 3 More Greek Houses Ordered To Quarantine After COVID-19 Cases
The university had previously directed members of eight Greek houses and students living in two other houses off campus to quarantine because of positive COVID-19 tests.
Myers: State Superintendent Pick Would Emphasize Public Education Over Politics
The General Assembly and Republican Gov. Eric Holcomb changed state law in 2017 to replace Indiana’s elected education chief with one appointed by the governor.
Libraries Getting Money For Materials On Racial Injustice
The project was possible with $134,000 from Lilly Endowment Inc. The endowment also awarded $140,000 to the Indianapolis Public Library to purchase titles for libraries within its system.
Small Plane Crashes In Illinois, Kills Indiana Judge
The pilot, Knox County, Indiana, Judge Ryan Johanningsmeier, was the only person aboard the plane, said Sheriff Clark Cottom in Sullivan County, Indiana.
Indiana Forecasts 10-Fold Jump For Mail-In Voting
Officials expect 1.3 million to 1.8 million mailed ballots, which would mean more than half of Indiana’s voters might choose that option rather than heading to polling sites for the Nov. 3 election amid coronavirus exposure worries.
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