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McCormick: Privacy Concerns From Parents Make Contact Tracing In Schools Difficult
The state's top school official says efforts to find people who have potentially been exposed to the coronavirus is proving difficult.
Nearly Half Of Indiana's Nursing Homes Report At Least One Case Of COVID-19
Indiana’s reporting comes months after all of its neighboring states and nearly all other states created such dashboards.
Labor Leaders Rally For HEROES Act Outside Senator Braun and Young's Offices
Indiana workers’ union representatives rallied today, calling for Senators Todd Young and Mike Braun to support the HEROES Act before the Senate goes on a five-week vacation starting August 7.
Indiana Connects Hoosiers With Peer Support For Substance Use, Mental Health Disorders
Family and Social Services Administration Secretary Dr. Jennifer Sullivan said the peer support expansion, announced Thursday, will send at least 40 full- and part-time professionals to recovery groups around the state.
Report: Government Not Protecting Lower-Income Neighborhoods From Pollution
According to a new report from Earthjustice and the Shriver Center on Poverty Law, 70 percent of the most dangerous hazardous waste sites in the country are located within a mile of federally assisted housing.
Program Assisting Veterans With Evictions Sees Increased Demand Amid Pandemic
According to Beeler, additional services are available to veterans, however many are not widely known.
Indiana Football Resumes Practice After COVID-19 Scare
The Hoosier football team has returned to the field nearly a month after ceasing summer workouts.
BPD Arrest Attempted Murder Suspect In Stabbing Incident
The press release said the 18-year-old victim, now in critical care, suffered multiple knife wounds including a deep cut to her neck, a deep cut to her abdomen and several wounds to her head that required emergency surgery.
Indiana Blew Past 70,000 Positive Cases With A Record-Setting Day Of 1,051 New Cases
The Indiana State Department of Health reported Thursday its greatest number of new positive COVID-19 cases in a single day: 1,051.
Study Finds Majority Of Renters, Homeowners Spend 30 Percent Of Income On Housing
The city released the housing needs and development strategies study this week. Projected growth models indicate the city will need 2,500 additional housing units over the next decade.
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