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Sean Purdy and Jerry Cox are set to appear in court for the first time this Friday, July 24

The field for Indiana attorney general is set, as Democrat Jonathan Weinzapfel faces off against Republican Todd Rokita.

While the spread of disease had slowed in recent weeks, last week marked a significant increase with 11 new facilities reporting their first case.

A second CBU Transmission and Distribution employee has tested positive for COVID-19, the city reported Monday in an emailed statement.

The state number was down from Sunday’s total of 916, the second-highest daily number of new COVID-19 tests reported since the pandemic began.

An online petition gaining traction says Indiana schools should not reopen without more strict health measures in place.

Indiana was set to move into its final phase this weekend. But several COVID-19 metrics – including higher percentages of positive tests and more hospitalizations – are trending in the wrong direction.

One-third of Indiana’s 92 counties are named for men who had ties to slavery or supported otherwise racist policies and an Indiana University professor says that reflects slavery’s inescapable legacy across the country.

The Bureau of Labor Statistics estimates unemployment in Indiana dropped just more than 1 percent in June from 12.3 percent to 11.2 percent. It’s a slight drop from the previous month, but slightly higher than the national average.

The marker touting the “memory and legacy” of Elihu Stout was unveiled earlier this month at Greenlawn Cemetery in Vincennes by members of the Francis Vigo Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution.