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New Unemployment Claims Trend Slightly Lower, But Many Still Wait For Payment
The number of Hoosiers filing new applications for unemployment benefits dropped slightly last week, to 26,000. But since mid-March, over 700,000 workers have now applied for unemployment.
Judge Orders John Myers Be Released From Prison In Two Weeks
John Myers was found guilty of the murder of IU student and Bloomington native Jill Behrman in 2006
Coronavirus Coverage: Testing Process, High School Graduation | Indiana Newsdesk
Follow a reporter trying to get tested after displaying symptoms of the coronavirus. We sit down with the democratic candidates for the district 40 senate seat. And how one local school is honoring its graduates.
City And County Officials Push For Face Mask Use In Public, Rely On "Better Nature" Of Public
Though the Centers For Disease Control recommends wearing a face mask in public, the State of Indiana hasn’t required them. City and council officials weigh-in on what a face mask requirement would take.
County Officials Caution Church-Goers Of Forming Large Crowds
The plan allows for gatherings of up to 100 people, but that limitation doesn’t include religious events.
IU Has Room For Students Despite Moving To Single-Occupancy Dorms
IU spokesperson Chuck Carney says the reopening of the McNutt, Foster and Teter residence halls will provide "enough space to house everyone who has a contract and then some" this school year.
40 New Deaths, 521 More Cases Blamed On COVID-19
The additional 521 Hoosiers who have been diagnosed with COVID-19 brings Indiana’s total number of confirmed cases to 33,558.
Devoted Hoosier Fans Look To Unsure Return Of IU Football Season
Brendan Pickens says IU sports bring his family closer together and gives them something to bond over and take great pride in.
HIPAA Doesn't Prevent Employers From Sharing COVID-19 Information, Experts Say
As more Hoosiers are called back to work in Indiana’s “Back on Track” plan, many people want information about whether they’re working alongside coworkers with COVID-19.
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Monroe Co. Issues Deviation From Stage 3 Reopening Plan
Gathering sizes in Monroe County will be limited to less than 50 people through mid-June.
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