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Girl Dead, Mother Seriously Injured In NW Indiana House Fire
Firefighters found the woman’s home engulfed in flames when they arrived Thursday afternoon at the Ravinia Pines Mobile Home Park in the Lake County, Indiana, town of New Chicago.
Lawyers: Autopsy Suggests Inmate Suffered During Execution
An inmate suffered “extreme pain” as he received a dose of pentobarbital during just the second federal execution following a 17-year lag, according to court filings by lawyers representing an inmate scheduled to be executed next.
IU Preparing For Classes Monday, Governor Addresses Racial Inequities | Indiana Newsdesk
Indiana University starts Monday and the school is taking a number of precautions. Indiana approved additional benefits for unemployed Hoosiers. The Governor lays out a plan to address racial inequities in the state.
Judge Denies Attempt To Force Indiana To Expand Vote-By-Mail
Judge James Patrick Hanlon ruled that while the Constitution guarantees the right to vote, it does not guarantee the right to vote by mail.
IU Epidemiologist Bento Named To WHO Panel On Reopening Schools
Bento is one of 16 experts appointed to the panel, and one of two from the United States.
Counties Must Contact Absentee Voters Before Rejecting Ballot For Signature Issue
Indiana counties can no longer reject a voter’s absentee, mail-in ballot because an official says their signature doesn’t match – without giving the voter a chance to fix it.
McCormick's Creek State Park Fire Tower Cab Reopening
The cab of the fire tower at McCormick’s Creek State Park has been generally off limits since the 1980s due to vandalism and for safety reasons, the Indiana Department of Natural Resources said.
Following IU Students' Return, City Of Bloomington Restricts Private Gatherings To 15 People
A joint news release from the city and IU Vice Provost Lauren Robel directly linked Mayor John Hamilton's new executive order to recent reports of large student gatherings and off-campus parties.
After Spring COVID-19 Outbreak In Cass County, Logansport Schools Prepare To Reopen
On the first day back to school at Fairview Elementary, Tami McMahan's classroom sits empty. The only students you'll find in here are on a screen.
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Moratorium On Eviction Ends, Indiana Sees Increase In Hoosiers Applying For Assistance
This week we're talking about the potential rise in evictions as financial struggles of the pandemic continue and the moratorium on evictions ends.
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