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Evansville Man Gets Stuck In Chimney Trying To Elude Police
Deputies said Cody Methanial Sargent, who was wanted for violating his probation in drug-related convictions, tried to hide and escape from officers by climbing up a fireplace chimney.
Fatal Police Shooting In Western Indiana Deemed Justified
The shots that Elias Donker, a reserve deputy with the Vigo County Sheriff’s Department, fired — one of which fatally wounded Errol K. Bolin — “were justified and legal under Indiana law,” County Prosecutor Terry Modesitt says.
State Officials Pressured To Set School Shutdown Benchmarks
Aside from a face coverings mandate for students in third grade and up, Indiana has no state requirements for if or how schools should open. It’s up to to local leaders to craft and follow their own back-to-school plans.
Indiana State Postpones Football Season Due To Pandemic
Indiana State University is postponing its football season due to the coronavirus pandemic.
IndyCar Drivers Weigh In On The Indy 500 Without Fans
Drivers will begin practicing at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway next week for the “greatest spectacle in racing,” knowing that come race day the stands won’t be packed with people.
Indiana Sees 1,000-Plus COVID-19 Cases For 3rd Straight Day
The state agency reported 1,036 new confirmed cases of COVID-19 on Saturday, following the 1,253 new cases reported Friday and 1,051 new cases reported Thursday.
Indiana Utility Faces $1.1M Fine Over Safety Violations
The Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission cited the Northern Indiana Public Service Co. for instances of failing to locate or mark underground pipelines within two days of a request being made.
Schools Face Big Virus Test As Students Return To Classroom
Newly reopened schools have already reported infections just days into the academic year, triggering virus protocols that include swiftly isolating infected students, tracing their contacts and quarantining people they exposed.
Coronavirus Coverage: Mask Enforcement, Evictions, Reducing Tuition | Indiana Newsdesk
Does the governor have authority to enforce a mask mandate? IU Health joins us for a COVID-19 update. How a local project is trying to keep eviction cases from going to court. And should universities reduce tuition?
Indiana University Prepping Campus With COVID-19 Safety Measures
IU officials spent the past few weeks retrofitting classrooms and buildings to make campus safer for students and staff when classes begin later this month.
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