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In COVID Lockdown, Conditions At Indiana Women’s Prison Unhealthy, Advocates Say
“It is unacceptable, and actually, it’s torture,” says Kelsey Kauffman, an advocate who used to run the Higher Education Program in the prison in Indianapolis and has stayed in touch with inmates there.
Unemployment Rises, Advocates Concerned By Women’s Prison Lockdown
New claims for unemployment benefits in Indiana have continued to rise slightly for three weeks in a row. At the same time, the number of people continuing to get benefits is slowly decreasing.
Why Not Close A Portion Fourth Street For Outdoor Seating?
The area is home to many international restaurants and is informally called Restaurant Row by locals.
'Real Life Is More Tragic Than Fiction,' A Filmmaker Documents NYC Protests
Filmmaker Julian Marshall chronicled New York City's overwhelming response to the killing of George Floyd.
Unemployment Rises, Advocates Concerned By Women’s Prison Lockdown
The Indiana State Department of Health reported 33 additional confirmed deaths over the weekend, bringing the state’s total to 2,427.
NIPSCO Postpones Removing Coal Ash From Michigan City Ponds
The northern Indiana utility NIPSCO will postpone removing toxic coal ash from ponds near its Michigan City coal plant until next spring.
Hands-Free Driving Law Takes Effect July 1
Hoosiers can no longer use their cell phones while driving unless they’re hands-free, starting Wednesday.
Indiana Reports 3 More Coronavirus Deaths, 362 New Cases
The new reported cases bring to about 44,930 confirmed COVID-19 cases in Indiana and nearly 2,430 deaths. The Department of Health reports more than 470,500 Hoosiers have been tested, and 9.5% have tested positive.
Virus Pandemic Spurring Rise In RV Sales In Northern Indiana
An RV Industry Association survey projects that 46 million Americans will take an RV trip over the next year. About 51% of the survey’s participants attributed their heightened interest in RV camping to health concerns.
Indiana BMV To Resume Late Fees On Wednesday
Those with expired driver’s licenses, permits, state identification cards, and vehicle registrations need to complete renewal transactions before Wednesday to avoid paying a late fee.
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