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Duke Energy Reporting 4,800 Bloomington Residents Without Power
The report indicates the outage is due to a small animal causing damage to electrical equipment.
Purdue Expels Student For Racist Statements On Social Media
Purdue University President Mitch Daniels has expelled an undergraduate student for “racist and despicable” statements he made on social media.
MCCSC Releases Draft On Fall Reopening
Families will have the option of sending their kids to school or enrolling them in an online academy.
Driving Uber Or Lyft During COVID? Here Are Some Tips
From the beginning of Gov. Eric Holcomb’s stay-at-home order in March, transportation has been considered an essential business
Nashville's Municipal Consultant On Social Justice, Shops Reopening
Nashville's town consultant talks about the social justice rally Saturday, grant distribution for small businesses, late utility fees being waived, and shops reopening.
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Indiana Reports 331 New Positive COVID-19 Cases, 14 Additional Confirmed Deaths Tuesday
Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by four to 213, and the county death toll remains the same at 26. Data provided shows 6,380 Monroe County residents have been tested.
IU Employees Raise Concerns Over COVID-19 Health Form
One section of the form asks if individuals have underlying conditions and will need an ADA accommodation for those conditions.
Hoosier Heights Owner Responds To Racism, Sexism Allegations
Allegations of sexual harassment, racism and unsafe working conditions are piling up against a local climbing gym.
Barring Highly Skilled Immigrant Workers Will Affect Indiana's Industries, Universities
Cummins, based in Columbus, is one of the largest employers of H-1B visa holders in the state and country. Many of those workers are engineers with master’s or doctorate degrees who work on the company’s engines.
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Woody Myers Unveils Wide-Ranging Criminal Justice Reform Plan
Democratic gubernatorial candidate Woody Myers unveiled a criminal justice reform plan that mandates new training for police, shifts funding to social services and decriminalizes marijuana.
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