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AG Curtis Hill Files Emergency Motion To Prevent Release Of John Myers
Myers' release is scheduled for June 15, but Hill's emergency motion could prevent that.
Shooting Victim Attended Bloomington Protests; Police Identify Suspect
Protesters say Michael T. Parker was attending protests at the Monroe County Courthouse Square shortly before being shot and killed outside a gas station. Police are looking for De Juan Lamar Kelley.
Indiana Officials Report 14 Additional Coronavirus Deaths
The latest state statistics showed 345 COVID-19 patients were in the intensive care units of Indiana hospitals and that 38% of ICU beds remained available as of Sunday.
BMV Set To Allow Walk-In Customers At Branches
Now, the agency will allow walk-in customers at its branches, most of which are open Tuesday through Saturday. It will still limit the number of people inside at one time, marking positions outside where people can wait in line.
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One-Time Utility Benefit Available For Some Impacted By COVID-19
Those who lost their jobs — or had hours significantly cut back — can receive up to $350 in a one-time benefit to pay their utility bills.
Higher Cases, Deaths Will Be Seen In Hospital Beds, Ventilators
Monroe County Health Department educator Kathy Hewitt expects to see increases in cases because there will continue to be an increase in testing.
Indiana Will Test All Nursing Home Staff For COVID-19
Indiana announced Wednesday it will test all nursing home staff for COVID-19 over the next month.
Expanded Vote-By-Mail Looks Unlikely For November Election
Republican leaders aren’t endorsing vote-by-mail after using it in the primary.
May Revenue Down $220 Million, Overall Nearly $1 Billion Less Than Budgeted For
State revenue numbers were about $220 million below projections, or about 20 percent.
Coronavirus: Indiana Releases School Reopening Guidelines, State Workforce Recovery Plan
It recommends schools screen staff and students for symptoms, and that people in schools wear masks. It says schools will likely need to provide masks to staff and students and follow social distancing rules.
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