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Survey: No 'Stark Polarization' Over Slow Reopening, Using Face Masks During Pandemic
Think Americans are polarized over reopening, face masks? Survey says think again
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WATCH HERE: Holcomb Gives May 29 Indiana COVID-19 Update
Indiana Gov. Eric Holcomb gives a virtual update about the COVID-19 situation in Indiana Friday afternoon.
Noon Edition: Next Steps In Responding To COVID-19 In Monroe Co.
Join us this week as we speak with community leaders about the next steps for Monroe County in responding to COVID-19.
Indiana Officer Won't Face Charges In Man's Fatal Shooting
An investigation by Pike County’s chief deputy prosecutor found that county sheriff’s deputy Paul Collier acted to defend himself or others when he fatally shot Michael Faries on May 3.
Drivers Charged In Weekend Hit-And-Run That Killed 3 Teens
Killed in the collision about 1:30 a.m. Saturday were 14-year-old David Evans, 13-year-old Tyjiana Velez and 15-year-old Kierra Brown, coroners have said.
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.
Upcoming Primary Has Most School Funding Measures On Ballot Since 2010
New Albany-Floyd County Schools are seeking approval for the state's second-ever safety referendum, meanwhile Fort Wayne Community Schools is the only district seeking support for just construction funding.
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Road Tripping In A Pandemic: RV Dealer Reports Big Sales Increase
Ken Eckstein, owner of Mount Comfort RV in Greenfield, says his sales were 50% higher for May 2020 than they were for May 2019.
Here's How To Check If You're Eligible For Unemployment Benefits
Applying for unemployment benefits can be stressful. Our City Limits: Coronavirus project has received many questions about unemployment issues and we have some information we hope will help.
Bartholomew High Schools Wrap Up Virtual Graduation This Weekend
Despite the coronavirus, administrators, teachers and staff wanted to give students the opportunity to receive their diplomas in front of family and friends.
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