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IU Health Numbers Update: General And South Central Region
As of Monday, 99 people had been discharged from IU Health’s South Central Region Hospitals after being treated for COVID-19
Can My Property Management Company Show My Home During The Pandemic?
Our City Limits series received multiple questions about rental companies and landlords sending maintenance employees for inspections and whether renters have to let them in.
Gen Con Cancels 2020 Convention, Plans Virtual Events
Gen Con President David Hoppe says the convention is the highlight event for small business – accounting for about 95 percent of their business – but the decision to cancel was apparent after conversations with experts and local officials.
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Radio Stations, Internet Broadcasters Suffer During Pandemic
The global pandemic caused by the Coronavirus has kept many people glued to their TVs and radios while stuck at home, but the media outlets so many people rely on are also struggling during the pandemic.
FSSA: Pandemic-Related SNAP Benefits For Families Start Going Out This Week
Starting this week, families whose children receive free or reduced lunch at school will receive additional SNAP benefits, or food stamps.
All Indiana Educators Honored As Teacher Of The Year
For more than 60 years the Indiana Department of Education picked a single educator to recognize as teacher of the year. Those who won, showed excellence in the classroom and went above and beyond to help their students.
Governor Holcomb Draws Ire For No Work Share Unemployment Option
While a permanent work share program would require legislative approval, the federal CARES act would pay for 50 percent of benefits and some administrative costs of starting a temporary one.
Indiana Lottery Expects Small Revenue Shortfall This Fiscal Year
Indiana expects to collect less money from the state lottery this fiscal year than it budgeted for. But the projected shortfall isn’t as bad as some state officials feared.
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AARP Pushes State For More Long-Term Care Facility Transparency
All of Indiana’s neighboring states (Illinois, Kentucky, Michigan and Ohio) release detailed data on COVID-19 in long-term care facilities; Indiana does not.
Monroe Joins Growing List Of Counties Canceling Fairs
In a statement the fair board cited safety concerns for visitors, vendors and exhibitors.
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