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'Can I Carry The Empty Ones?' Pence Draws Backlash After PPE Delivery Joke
Vice President Mike Pence has come under fire after video of him delivering personal protective equipment (PPE) to a Virginia nursing home caught him asking to carry empty boxes "for the camera."
Golf Courses Implement New Safety Rules To Stay Open During COVID-19
Cascades is a public course owned by the city, which means there were some discussions amongst city officials on whether or not to keep the course open.
Myers Selects Ex-Lawmaker Linda Lawson As Running Mate
Democratic gubernatorial candidate Dr. Woody Myers selected former state Rep. Linda Lawson on Friday to be his running mate as his choice for lieutenant governor.
UPDATE: Lawyer Says Class Action Complaint Against IU Is About Fairness
The class action complaint was filed Wednesday in the Monroe County Circuit Court.
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State and local leaders and health officials are monitoring various data sets surrounding the COVID-19 pandemic.
IMPD Chief Promises Transparency In Investigation Of Police Shooting That Killed Dreasjon Reed
The Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department says a police chase Wednesday ended in a fatal officer-involved shooting. IMPD provided updates on the incident at a press conference Thursday.
With School Year Over, MCCSC Starts Planning Possible E-Learning For Next Fall
The district went with an electronic contingency learning plan after the coronavirus hit. Looking ahead to next year, parents, teachers and students alike will tell you the district’s e-learning plan needs some work.
Unemployment Application Numbers Fall, But Agency Still Struggles With Phone Calls
Just under 44,000 Hoosiers filed initial claims for unemployment benefits last week. While that number declines, the Department of Workforce Development is still struggling to handle high call volumes.
Farmers’ Market Protester Sues City Of Bloomington
A man cited last year for disorderly conduct at the Bloomington Community Farmers' Market is suing the city.
Demand For Energy Is Down Due To COVID-19, Utilities Rely More On Renewables
In a statement from Duke Energy, the company said it was decreasing the amount of time its coal plants are running.
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