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Terre Haute Federal Prison Inmate Positive For COVID-19 Has Died
The Bureau of Prisons says an inmate at the federal prison complex in Terre Haute who had COVID-19 has died, and three others have tested positive for the disease.
Casinos Must Submit COVID-19 Health, Safety Plans Before Reopening
Among other things, the commission's guidance requires detailed cleaning and disinfecting plans from each casino, including a requirement of at least one dedicated cleaner for every 50 gaming positions.
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Summer Jobs May Be Elusive For Teens This Year
While the national unemployment rate jumped last month, the unemployment rate for teenagers more than doubled to reach just shy of 32 percent.
Getting Outside More Could Put Hoosiers At Greater Risk For Tick-Borne Illnesses
As people spend more time outside because of social distancing, tick season is underway.
Could Indiana Shut Down Again If COVID-19 Cases Spike?
As part of our City Limits: Coronavirus project, a listener asked what will happen if COVID-19 “spikes while we’re opening up. Will we go back to lockdown like in the beginning?”
Swimmers, Sunbathers Crowd Lake Monroe Beaches Despite Ongoing Coronavirus Threat
Dozens of people gathered at the beach at Fairfax State Recreation Area Monday despite health officials' pleas to maintain social distancing to stem the spread of the coronavirus.
Indiana Reports 354 More Confirmed COVID-19 Cases
State health officials said Sunday that 354 more Indiana residents have been diagnosed with COVID-19, and an additional eight people have died from the disease.
Indianapolis Businesses Can Seek Grants For Virus Safeguards
The program is being administered in a partnership with the Indy Chamber and will reimburse qualifying businesses up to $5,000 on purchases of protective equipment.
#WearItBtown Campaign Promoting Face Coverings Launches Today
Updated guidance from The Centers For Disease Control And Prevention recommends that everyone wear masks or cloth face coverings when leaving home, regardless of whether they have symptoms of COVID-19.
Veterans Being Interred Without Honors Ceremony
The VA is keeping a running list and says it will work with families to reschedule services after the pandemic restrictions are lifted.
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