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Ask The Mayor: Columbus Lienhoop On Reopening, Social Justice
The city will most likely follow Governor Holcomb's final stage of reopening this weekend if the state stays on its plan. The downtown conference center and Fair Oaks Mall redevelopment are on hold.
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Judge Blocks New Indiana Panhandling Law From Taking Effect
A federal judge has blocked Indiana’s new tougher anti-panhandling law the day before it was to take effect.
Catholic Pastor Told To Clarify ‘Maggots, Parasites’ Remarks
A bishop asked a suburban Indianapolis Catholic pastor Tuesday to clarify remarks in which he compared the Black Lives Matter movement and its organizers to “maggots and parasites.”
Advocates Say PPP Loans Were Less Likely To Help Businesses Owned By People Of Color
The more than $600 billion lending program was designed to help keep small businesses afloat and avoid layoffs during state shutdowns.
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Switchyard Park Spray Pad Opens, Pools And Karst Farm Spray Pad Stay Closed
Park Manager Hsiung Marler said the city had to submit a list of COVID-related health and safety precautions to the Monroe County Health Department as part of the opening process.
Traveling? If You Visit A COVID Hotspot Do You Have To Self-Quarantine?
Monroe County's Health Department Administrator says anytime people are traveling they need to be aware of where they are and what is going on in that community.
Bloomington To Get Baby Box For Abandoned Newborns
The boxes have a door to the outside of a building – usually a hospital or a fire station. When they’re opened, an alarm sounds to alert on-duty staff, nearby volunteers or emergency dispatchers that a child has been placed there.
Visit Indiana’s New Website Wants To Help Plan Your Next Road Trip
The newly launched site offers 22 pre-planned trips around cities like Columbus and Evansville, plus routes through state parks, theme parks and larger regions of the state.
New Laws Take Effect July 1
The 2020 legislative session ended in March – but many of the major education and health care measures passed by the state legislature go into effect on Wednesday.
Now More Than 5,300 COVID-19 In Indiana Long-Term Care Facilities
The number of confirmed COVID-19 cases in Indiana’s long-term care facilities went up by 195 during the last week. The death toll in these facilities also increased by 26.
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