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NAACP To Help African American Residents With Energy Bills
According to a study by Indiana University, a lot of the people who have lost jobs during the pandemic are the same ones who had trouble paying their bills before the crisis — low-income, elderly, African American, and Latino residents.
MCCSC Will Return To In-Person Learning Under New COVID-19 Metrics
The school board approved a new reentry plan that attempts to address several concerns parents and teachers made earlier this month.
Consultant Says Nashville COVID-19 Rates Low, Shops Need To Stay Open As Fall Season Looms
Brown County COVID-19 rates are trending low, school is open with a majority of in person classes, the Brown County Music Center is being used as a multi-purpose facility, and the town's master sewer project is up for public input.
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A Flood Devastated This Town In 2019, And Residents Are Still Struggling
More than a year later, not much has changed in Pacific Junction. Almost all of the houses are uninhabitable.
Judge Permanently Halts Indiana's Illegal Voter Purge Method
Federal law requires states to “clean” their voter rolls. But it says any such system must give voters notice and then wait two federal election cycles to remove them. Indiana tried to speed up the process by using “Crosscheck.”
Sen. Mike Braun Thinks Congress Is Too Far Apart To Pass More Coronavirus Relief
Braun likened the current US Congress to the “Hatfields and McCoys,” two historical feuding clans.
Fewer Hoosiers Testing Positive For COVID-19, But Virus’s Mortality Rate Remains Consistent
Over the past week, the seven-day positivity rate has slowly crept below 7% to 6.8%.
Indiana Program Training Hoosiers To Transition Into Full Time Careers
Program aims to help working people who don’t have a high school diploma, have families, or a language barrier through a “practical training program.”
Inmate Beaten To Death At Federal Lockup
The fatal beating is at least the third killing inside a federal prison since December.
Attorneys Still Trying To Halt Execution Set For Wednesday In Terre Haute
Lezmond Mitchell is scheduled to die by lethal injection at the Federal Penitentiary in Terre Haute Wednesday evening.
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