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Indiana Aims To Double COVID-19 Testing Capacity Through New Lab Network
Health Commissioner Dr. Kris Box says some labs are already running COVID-19 tests, but their capacity is restricted because of limited supplies of reagents and equipment.
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Court Decides John Myers Will Stay In Prison Until Appeal Decision
The U.S. 7th Circuit Court of Appeals granted the state's motion in a ruling Wednesday, requiring Myers to stay behind bars until the resolution of the state's appeal instead of returning home to his mother's house in Ellettsville.
Prosecutor Probing Indianapolis Cops' Beating Of Black Woman
The video recorded May 31 by WISH-TV shows a black woman who was being held from behind by a white male officer escaping his grasp and then being surrounded by several other officers.
Indiana Keeps High Pace Of Job Losses Even As Closures Ease
Indiana had about 24,000 people apply for unemployment benefits last week as the state marked a 12th week of significant coronavirus-related job losses.
Protesters March In Indianapolis To Push For Remaining Demands
Just hours after Indianapolis police released the name of the officer who shot and killed Dreasjon "Sean" Reed, more than 100 protesters marched downtown calling for additional demands to be met.
Floods, Erosion, Algae: Is Lake Monroe A Sustainable Source Of Drinking Water For Bloomington?
Experts are trying to figure out how unusually high water levels may be increasing shoreline erosion and dangerous algae at the reservoir that supplies drinking water to the City of Bloomington.
Council Committee Approves Closing Kirkwood Ave. For Outdoor Seating
Ordinance 20-11 will temporarily close parts of Kirkwood to allow for downtown shops and restaurants to spread out and increase capacity by using the street's surface area for outdoor seating.
Holcomb Gives June 12 Indiana COVID-19 Update
Indiana Gov. Eric Holcomb gives a virtual update about the COVID-19 situation in Indiana Friday afternoon.
Indiana Entering Next Reopening Stage Friday, Two Days Ahead Of Schedule
Movie theaters, bars, museums and amusement parks will be allowed to open Friday across Indiana as the governor announced he was moving up by two days the next stage of easing the state’s coronavirus restrictions.
15 Additional Confirmed Coronavirus Deaths Reported In Indiana
The latest state statistics include 15 deaths of people who died with confirmed COVID-19 infections, bringing that death toll to 2,173.
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