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'I Will Lose Sleep': Local Health Depts. Scramble For Plans As Holcomb Depends On Local Control Of Large Events
Many local health departments charged with restricting the size of large gatherings are unclear exactly how they will enforce directives from Indiana Governor Eric Holcomb.
City Of Bloomington Allocates $2 Million In Reserves For Pandemic Recovery Efforts
City Council met Wednesday night on Zoom to vote one on phase one of the initiative, a $2 million appropriation to fund a variety of programs, including housing subsidies.
Indiana Prisons See August Spike In COVID-19 Cases
Indiana prisons have seen an August spike in coronavirus infections, with 159 new cases reported since July 31.
Indiana Black Caucus Unveils Expansive Justice Reform Plan
The plan is divided into five pillars: save lives, hold accountable, empower communities, change culture and improve transparency.
Growing Central Indiana Will Need More Water In The Future
The central Indiana region will need to withdraw almost 30 percent more water 50 years from now than it does today.
Indiana Reports An Increased 7-Day Positivity Rate With New COVID-19 Cases
With 1,046 new cases all confirmed Aug. 12 and 20 new deaths between July 31 and Aug. 12, these new numbers bring Indiana's totals to 77,565 positive cases and 2,898 deaths.
Following Dozens Of States, Indiana Releases Detailed Map Of COVID-19 Cases In Nursing Homes
The release from Indiana was preceded by more than 30 states and months of questions from advocacy groups and journalists.
Attorneys For Condemned Federal Inmate Ask Judge To Delay Execution
Attorneys for a Native American man set to be executed August 26th in Indiana say the government isn’t following proper execution protocols.
Federal Executions To Resume Next Week
Two inmates are scheduled to die by lethal injection next week at the federal penitentiary in Terre Haute.
Indiana Health Officials Say West Nile Virus In 3 Counties
Mosquitoes in three of Indiana’s most populous counties have tested positive for West Nile virus.
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