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“To say we are stressed might be an understatement,” says Holly Davis, of Zionsville, whose family is self-isolating after one of their daughters was exposed at a cross country meet. “We’re being forced to make impossible decisions.”

Anthony Dibiah has been jailed in Macon, Missouri since his July 19 arrest after being pulled over by the state’s highway patrol. Prosecutors in Marion County charged the 37-year-old in his son’s death the following day.

A special prosecutor and the state police are investigating allegations that three Lafayette police officers used excessive force when arresting Richard Bailey Jr., who was seriously injured.

Consuelo Poland, 31, was the only woman and the only woman of color in her class when she got a welding certificate seven years ago in Michigan. In 2017, she founded the Latinas Welding Guild.

Fire officials said crews were finishing a training exercise on Geist Reservoir when a woman lost the leg while spending the day on her family’s anchored pontoon boat.

The Indiana State Department of Health said Sunday that overall 62,372 people in the state have tested positive for COVID-19. Over 2,706 people have died from it.

Indiana Humanities says six communities will be selected through an application process to host Water/Ways, a national touring exhibit that highlights the role water plays in daily lives.

Dentrell Brown, 26, is entitled to a new trial because his lawyers at trial and in a post-conviction appeal were ineffective, depriving him of the Sixth-Amendment right to counsel.

Indiana hospitals had 824 coronavirus patients as of Friday in a slight drop from a day earlier. Indiana had seen a steady decline in hospitalizations since being over 1,400 a day through April into early May.

Figures from the National Marine Manufacturers Association show that new boat sales jumped significantly as states began easing coronavirus travel and business restrictions in May.