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Self-Employed And Out Of Work? You Can Get Unemployment Money, Too
Those who have already filed for pandemic unemployment assistance and have been denied will get an email with additional instructions from the department, if they haven't already.
Hoosier Lottery Opens Payment Offices By Appointment Only
The Hoosier Lottery says that beginning Monday its prize payment offices in Indianapolis, Mishawaka and Evansville will re-open by appointment only for in-person redemption of prizes of $600 or more.
Judge Allows Lawsuit Against Indiana Child Welfare Agency
A child advocacy group is praising a federal judge’s decision that allows most of a lawsuit to move forward accusing Indiana’s child welfare agency of inadequately protecting thousands of children in its care.
Indiana Officials Report 511 New COVID-19 Cases, 11 Deaths
Indiana public health officials report 511 new COVID-19 cases and 11 confirmed deaths as some Marion County businesses see a surge in customers during their first weekend since reopening.
Indiana Panel Hears Gary School's Plan To End State Takeover
Representatives of the debt-plagued Gary Community School Corp. have presented an Indiana panel with a three-year plan for ending the state’s takeover of the northwestern Indiana school district.
Indiana Reports 46 More COVID-19 Deaths, Monroe Co. Numbers Stay The Same
Monroe County's positive case numbers are still at 144 and the county death toll is still at nine.
Bloomington Officially Cancels Fourth Of July Parade, Postpones Pool Openings
The city is still deciding when it's safe to open public pools this summer.
College Mall Reopens With New Safety Precautions
The College Mall in Bloomington reopened Saturday, nearly two months after it closed to prevent the spread of Coronavirus.
Kroger Ends 'Hero Pay' Bonus Program, Will Offer One-Time Payments Instead
The union representing Kroger's employees is criticizing the company for failing to extend its so-called "hero pay" bonus program. The company is now providing one-time bonuses.
Secretary Of State Lawson Says Election Officials Have PPE, Prepared For Vote-By-Mail
Indiana Secretary of State Connie Lawson says county election officials are prepared for both in-person and vote-by-mail ballots during the pandemic
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