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Throughout July, Indiana reported more tests and more positive cases but fewer deaths than months prior.

The Indiana Supreme Court decided to pivot – the bar exam will be conducted via email; timed, but not proctored and open book.

A study published this summer says drivers for rideshare services are more than twice as likely to cancel scheduled rides with underrepresented minority groups compared with white customers.

No students were believed to have been in close contact with the staff members, according to the school district.

Artists painted a mural depicting the words ‘Black Lives Matter’ on Indiana Avenue in downtown Indianapolis last weekend.

Holcomb said he doesn’t see the need to reimpose past restrictions – like closing bars and nightclubs – but stressed the importance of local leaders (and even individual businesses) enforcing compliance.

Mali Jeffers, a community organizers, said the goal of the project is to “continue the conversation to end systemic racism globally, so we’re joining the movement that’s happening everywhere,” according to WTHR-TV.

Court records show that on Dec. 19, 2019, Rans called 911 and told a dispatcher she had found her infant cold and not breathing. She told officers said she had been breast feeding the baby since birth with no other supplements.

In Indianapolis, public health officials have sent a barber shop a court summons for allegedly violating mask guidelines. The Marion County Public Health Department has investigated more than 300 complaints related to mask violations.

In January, Dillard was sentenced to a maximum of 65 years in the murder of 23-year-old Nicole Gland. The Portage woman was stabbed more than 20 times before her body was found in her SUV.