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Activists Criticize Vectren Plan to Keep 1 Coal-Fired Plant
Vectren plans to close three coal-fired power plants while adding solar and wind power as part of a larger proposal that environmental groups are criticizing because it would keep one coal power plant in operation.
As Athletes Return To Campus, What Are They Signing Up For?
Many schools are requiring their athletes to sign a COVID-19 waiver and a risk awareness form.
Indiana Reports 19 More COVID-19 Deaths, Cases Surpass 42K
State health officials say 19 more Indiana residents have died from COVID-19 while the state’s total diagnosed cases of the respiratory disease caused by the coronavirus has surpassed 42,000.
Juneteenth Isn't New, But Is Barely Found In Textbooks. People Say That Needs To Change
If you never learned about Juneteenth in school, you're not alone. Mariah Pol is a history and social studies teacher from Michigan City. She says many textbooks just briefly mention it – or don't cover it at all.
Nursing Home COVID Numbers, Pandemic Vaccinations | Indiana Newsdesk
Indiana nursing home COVID deaths data is being kept private. Many families are delaying vaccinations during the pandemic. And a Supreme Court victory for LGBTQ rights will impact Indiana.
Indiana's May Unemployment Rate Drops Significantly, But Still Elevated
Indiana’s unemployment rate fell more than 5 percent in May according to data released from the Bureau of Labor Statistics Friday. However, the same report revised April’s rate upwards from what was already a record high.
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MCCSC Plans To Increase Hotspots Available To Students And Families
When Monroe County schools moved to online instruction in March, about 360 families in the district had a hard time connecting their kids to Wi-Fi.
Holcomb, Crouch Give Virtual Convention Speeches That Follow Familiar Pattern
Gov. Eric Holcomb and Lt. Gov. Suzanne Crouch delivered their state Republican Party convention speeches in a very different way this year – televised, in the party’s first virtual convention due to COVID-19.
MCCSC To Present Draft Of 2020 School Year Plans Next Week
A committee of faculty, staff, students and administrators is working on a draft that will be released for comment at Tuesday’s school board meeting.
Monroe County Sees 22 New Coronavirus Cases, 8 Deaths In One Week
The Monroe County case total is now 207 and the confirmed death toll is 26. Data provided shows 5,829 Monroe County residents have been tested.
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