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Police Say Man Dies In Shooting At Indianapolis Mall
A man wounded in a shooting inside the Castleton Square mall has died of his injuries.
Indiana's Teachers Are Mostly White. Black Educators Say They Need To Talk About Racism
Recent protests against racism and police brutality are prompting more people to talk about racial justice and equity, and advocates say those efforts have to include teachers in Indiana.
Indiana Black Caucus Town Hall Addresses Questions On Racial Justice, COVID-19
Hoosiers who attended the Indiana Black Legislative Caucus’s virtual town hall Thursday expressed concerns about racial justice and COVID-19.
Noon Edition: Long Term Care Facilities And The Toll Of COVID-19
Join us this week as we talk about how COVID-19 has affected the way advocates and caregivers provide services and interact with residents.
MCCSC Will Offer In-Person Instruction With Online Option This Fall
According to a post on the corporation's Facebook page, schools will proceed using guidance from the Indiana Department of Education, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and Indiana State Department of Health.
Monroe Co. To Move To Stage 4 Friday, With Few Exceptions
Monroe County will move to Stage 4 of Gov. Eric Holcomb's reopening plan Friday. That will be in line with the rest of the state, except for some extra restrictions on bar-area seating and mass gatherings.
A Dozen Schools Selected To Pilot Indiana's New CTE Curriculum
Policymakers say it will give them the opportunity to learn how best to launch a statewide plan for all schools to give students more hands-on experiences that culminate in certifications.
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IU Appoints Two New Vice Presidents, As Former Returns To Teaching
Brad Wheeler is returning to teaching in the Kelley School of Business.
Wheeler Mission's Bloomington Women's Shelter To Close Next Month
Mission Executive VP Steve Kerr says the decision to close the women and children’s facility was a tough one — but logical, because Wheeler finds many more men than women experiencing homelessness in Bloomington.
Indiana Requires “High Risk” Prison Employees To Keep Working Amid COVID-19 Crisis
An Indiana Department of Correction policy may increase the spread of coronavirus in prisons by requiring “high risk” and “medium risk” staffers to report to work, Side Effects has learned.
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