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The deadline is July 17 to apply for the needs-based, competitive funding through the Governor’s Emergency Education Relief, which is financed by the federal CARES Act.

As Indiana’s economy reopens, many companies are ending the extra pay they offered essential workers during the shutdown, but one labor union is asking an Indiana-based poultry processor to bring hazard pay back.

Among other things, the Natural Resources Commission will consider adding the ruffed grouse and the cisco to the state endangered species list.

Clay County Coroner Nick French identified the girl as Athena Welch of Brazil, who died Sunday after she was taken to St. Vincent Clay Hospital in Brazil.

Statistics provided by Aspire Indiana Health that it has served 207 people through the program. Aspire Indiana Health said 19% of those participants have entered substance use treatment.

Bloomington’s mayor says the police department already complies with all but one ‘8 can’t wait’ steps to tighten police use-of-force policies.

The commission, comprised of many state agencies and officials, aims to study and recommend improvements for child welfare.

Chamber of Commerce executive director Marce King says decisions “made about public events being held in the downtown area” last fall spurred some “creative thinking” for community developers.

Local county-level revenues may be down an average of between 2.4 and 6.8 percent this year from 2019. Some areas of the state could have losses of up to 48 percent.

School officials are committed to working with their local health departments and school boards to create a safe and healthy learning environment.