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Indiana Saw Its Lowest Number Of COVID-19 Deaths Monday
The Indiana State Department of Health reported 452 new positive cases and two new deaths totaling 52,037 and 2,569 respectively.
New COVID-19 Infections In Long-Term Care Facilities Dip, Despite Overall Increase
However, around one third of Indiana facilities have experienced at least one death.
Who Were Those People With Guns At Last Week's Protests?
They were members of the nonprofit group Citizens Protest Response and Safety, Inc., which was formed in June after seeing how demonstrators in Indianapolis were being treated as the George Floyd protests swept the U.S.
Great Lakes Group Wants Your Help To Stop Woody Invasive Plants
“Under a really dense canopy of buckthorn or honeysuckle you can expect to find nothing, just bare dirt. So that can cause erosion problems," Clair Ryan, coordinator of the new collaborative Woody Invasives of the Great Lakes, said.
Judge Blocks Federal Executions; Administration Appeals
U.S. District Judge Tanya Chutkan says there are still legal issues to resolve and that “the public is not served by short-circuiting legitimate judicial process.”
Many Public Defenders Getting Compensated Less Than Minimum Wage
Many lawyers in Indiana doing public defender work earn less than minimum wage, after accounting for overhead costs.
Group Discusses Limited Transparency In Paycheck Protection Program Data
More than 75,000 Hoosier businesses and organizations secured federal PPP loans through the first two rounds of funding.
Small Business Administration Releases Data, Indiana Moves To PPE Directory
The Small Business Administration released data Monday on companies and other groups that received a loan through the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP).
Lawmakers Say Coronavirus Measures At Women's Prison Put Inmates At Risk
The prison has been locking doors to housing units in response to the outbreak. But there’s no air conditioning on the inside. When the doors are locked, they heat up quickly.
Appeals Court: 1st Federal Execution In 17 Years Can Proceed
Chief District Judge Jane Magnus-Stinson ruled Friday in Indiana that the execution would be put on hold because of concerns from the family of the victims about the coronavirus pandemic.
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