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Randolph, Henry Counties Aim To Make Solar Farms Home For Pollinators
Randolph County, east of Muncie, has passed an ordinance requiring solar farms to have pollinator habitats.
Indiana Will Borrow From Federal Government For Unemployment Fund
DWD pays regular unemployment claims out of a rainy day fund built by payroll taxes from Indiana employers. At the start of the year it had $900 million, but now stands at about $175 million.
Officials Hope Portable AC Unit Will Resolve Bloomington COVID-19 Testing Woes
Monroe County health administrator Penny Caudill says she hopes upgrades to Bloomington's OptumServe COVID-19 testing center will prevent future heat-related appointment cancellations.
BMV Asking Customers Not To Pay In Cash During Coin Shortage
Don’t plan to use cash to pay when you go to the Bureau of Motor Vehicles any time soon. That’s what the BMV is asking Hoosiers amid a nationwide coin shortage.
New Data Reveals More Than Half Of Indiana Deaths Tied To Nursing Homes
New data from the Indiana State Department of Health provides a clearer look at how COVID-19 is affecting Indiana long-term care facilities.
COVID-19 Hospitalizations Exceed 900 For The First Time Since Early June
ISDH data shows a rise in COVID-19 hospitalizations totaling 907. This is the greatest number of coronavirus-related hospitalizations since 913 reported June 6.
Landowner Requests Special Prosecutor In Vauhxx Booker Case
Caroline McCord, who is Purdy’s girlfriend and owns the property where the incident occurred, filed a motion Monday to intervene in the Purdy case and request a special prosecutor, according to court documents.
City Reinstating Parking Meters, Designating 15-Minute Zones August 1
The city said re-establishing those metered spaces will prompt regular turnover when demand for parking increases next month when Indiana University students return to town.
Unemployed Hoosiers Hold Out Hope For Extension As Extra $600 Benefit Ends
An extra $600 unemployment benefit (Federal Pandemic Unemployment Compensation) ended this Saturday, meaning unemployed Hoosiers will start getting just less than half their normal weekly income.
Indiana’s Mask Mandate Takes Effect In Bid To Slow Virus
State health officials added three more coronavirus-related deaths to Indiana’s pandemic total on Monday, the same day the governor’s statewide mandate for wearing face masks took effect.
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