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CDC Grants Indiana Millions For Overdose Prevention Programs
The state says some of the money will be used to upgrade its drug monitoring program.
COVID-19 Testing Scarce In Indianapolis' Black Neighborhoods
This spring, as it became clear COVID-19 was hitting African-Americans especially hard, Indianapolis-area health officials vowed to set up testing sites in “hotspot” neighborhoods.
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INDOT Recommends I-69 Section Six Run Along State Road 37
The route is expected to result in the relocation of 279 homes and nearly 100 businesses. INDOT predicts it will boost wages by $1.7 million.
Indiana Gas Price Trends Visualized
Gasoline prices on March 29 in Indianapolis and Bloomington have ranged widely over the last five years.
Indiana Developed Program Is Eligible For Medicare Expansion
A diabetes prevention program developed in Central Indiana is being offered at YMCA’s across the country.
Funeral For Shaylyn Ammerman Today
Visitation will start at 3 p.m. at the Christian Life Center in Spencer. The funeral will follow at 7 p.m.
Daybook: I-69 Routes & Purdue University Students Unionize
INDOT will announce the routes for I-69 that are still in consideration and a group of Purdue University graduate students are pushing to unionize.
Indiana Student Fights For Her Father Imprisoned In China
A Chinese student is continuing the fight to free her father from a life sentence in prison that she says is unfair.
Funeral For Howard Co Deputy Carl Koontz To Be Held Today
The funeral will be held at Northwestern High School in Kokomo, where Koontz worked as a resource officer. The public is invited to attend.
Grocery Prices Begin Recovery From Avian Flu Spike
Grocery prices in Indiana appear to be falling after avian flu drove average costs to a record high in late 2015.
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