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IU Health Approaching Capacity At Bloomington Hospital
IU Health Bloomington says it is reactivating its daily incident command structure to keep an eye on available bed space as COVID-19 cases increase in Monroe County.
IU Football Players Return To Summer Workouts
Workouts paused July 17, but now the Hoosier schedule allows for 20 hours of training per week.
Voter Advocates Sue Over Indiana's Absentee Ballot Deadline
There’s increased attention on vote-by-mail this year amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
Doctor Says More Is Understood About Treating COVID-19 Now Than In March
Indiana has seen an uptick in the last month in COVID-19 positivity rates and hospitalizations.
Rep. Greg Pence Criticized For Racist Items Sold At His Mall
Sprinkled throughout the mall’s 72,000 square feet are dozens of objects that trade in Jim Crow-era caricatures and stereotypes.
TV Host Regis Philbin Buried At Notre Dame, His Alma Mater
Philbin was buried Wednesday at Cedar Grove Cemetery on the northern Indiana Catholic school’s campus after a private service at the school’s Basilica of the Sacred Heart.
Indiana Records 6th Day In July With More Than 900 Cases
The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 912 new positive cases and 19 additional confirmed deaths.
Congress Awards Its Highest Honor To USS Indianapolis Crew
The ship, with 1,195 personnel aboard, delivered enriched uranium and other parts of the atomic bomb “Little Boy” that was later dropped on Hiroshima, Japan, in August 1945.
People Seeking COVID-19 Tests Find Bloomington Site Abandoned
State contractor OptumServe and its subsidiary LHI aimed to open 50 COVID-19 testing sites across Indiana and provide 100,000 free tests per month. It’s falling short of those goals.
COVID Lockdown At Indiana Women’s Prison Eases, At Least For Now
In a July 23 e-mail, prison officials ordered cell doors to remain unlocked and open “until further notice" due to extreme heat.
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