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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.
IU Health Numbers Update: General And South Central Region
Numbers for IU Health’s ICU beds in use are going up: 76 percent were in use this week, compared to 73 percent occupied last week.
Holcomb Gives June 10 Indiana COVID-19 Update
Indiana Gov. Eric Holcomb gives a virtual update about the COVID-19 situation in Indiana Wednesday afternoon.
Will University RAs Be Expected To Conduct Contact Tracing?
This fall, all rooms in IU’s residence halls will be single occupancy, but with a rigorous exemption process available for students who may wish to choose their own roommate.
Housing Advocates Call For Rental Help Ahead Of 'Eviction Cliff'
Indiana housing advocates say the Hoosier State faces a rental housing crisis with its eviction moratorium set to expire at the end of the month.
Lawsuit On Suspended Indiana Attorney General's Fate Stalls
A lawyer maintains the Indiana attorney general’s office is trying to stymie a court fight on whether Hill can be ousted from office while his law license remains suspended until next week for groping four women during a party.
Gary To Establish A Police Reform Commission
Mayor Jerome Prince pledged on Monday to sign an executive order this week establishing a police reform commission that will propose meaningful changes to the city’s police department.
Monroe County Hosting Town Hall On Law Enforcement At The End of June
This announcement comes a week after community members spoke against the sheriff’s department hiring two new deputies during a county council meeting.
UPDATE: Protesters Mostly Gone From Courthouse Lawn Wednesday Morning
At Wednesday morning's Monroe County Commissioners' meeting, the commissioners reaffirmed their commitment to the county ordinance that keeps people from staying overnight on the courthouse grounds.
Proposal Would Temporarily Close Kirkwood Ave. To Allow Outdoor Dining
If city council approves as expected next Wednesday, a trial run is scheduled the weekend of June 19.
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