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Indiana Officials Report 793 New Confirmed Virus Cases
The newly confirmed cases bring the state’s total to more than 51,000. More than 558,000 COVID-19 virus tests have been reported to the health department.
Crown Point Company One Of Largest Ukulele Pick Makers in US
Last year, the company manufactured more than 600,000 picks, which were distributed to about 380 guitar and music stores across the country.
Q&A: US Government Not As Prolific An Executioner As States
No federal executions were carried out from 1963 to 2001. Only three happened from 2001 to 2003, all by lethal injection in Terre Haute. Oklahoma City bomber Timothy McVeigh was among them.
Attorney For Man Attacked At Lake Monroe Calls For Grand Jury Investigation
Vauhxx Booker says he’s growing increasingly frustrated at how long it is taking for his attackers to be brought to justice.
Judge Halts 1st Federal Execution In 17 Years Citing Virus, Justice Depart. Appeals
A federal judge in Indiana on Friday halted the first federal execution planned in 17 years scheduled three days from now over COVID-19 concerns.
Attack Of Bloomington Civil Rights Activist, Contact Tracing | Indiana Newsdesk
The developing story of a Bloomington Black civil rights activist getting attacked by a group of White men at Lake Monroe. Tourism officials are hoping short-term vacation rentals can draw visitors back. And is contact tracing actually working?
Gov. Holcomb Open To Discussing Police Reform Next Legislative Session
The Indiana Black Caucus said they specifically want the governor to ban such tactics like chokeholds, no-knock warrants, and racial profiling.
End Of June, Early July Sees Spike In COVID-19 Hospitalizations In Monroe County
Brian Shockney is the IU Health Central Region’s president. He says there’s been a small uptick in hospitalization numbers for both IU Bloomington Hospital and Monroe County Hospital, in the last couple of weeks. But, no additional treatment units have had to open up.
IU Reports 4 Positive COVID-19 Tests Among Athletics Department
A news release from the university said since June 8, the program has conducted 299 tests, with just four positive results.
Federal Executions Set To Resume After 17 Years With 3 Deaths Scheduled Soon
Attorney General William Barr restarted the execution process about a year ago, but litigation over the new lethal injection protocol took months to move through the courts.
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