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US Steel Expects To Lay Off 2,700 As Virus Reduces Demand
The company did not say where the layoffs would be but said it will also temporarily idle two blast facilities, one in Gary, Indiana, and one outside Pittsburgh.
Indiana Easing Many Coronavirus Business Restrictions
The new directive removes churches and other religious sites from limits on gathering sizes effective May 8. It encourages people to wear masks when in public while raising the allowance on gatherings to 25 people.
IU Health Officials Talk Operating Costs During The Pandemic
Hospitals across the country have felt a financial strain as they’ve braced for a surge in COVID-19 patients, and IU Health is no exception.
Proposal Would Pay NCAA Athletes For Third-Party Endorsements
The proposal would need approval by the entire NCAA governing body, and would likely not take effect until the 2021 school year.
Ball State President: Some Classes Will Be On Campus In Fall
Ball State University officials say they are planning for both on campus and online classes for the fall. The Muncie school wants to be ready in case some coronavirus restrictions are still in place.
1-To-1 Student Device Plan Will Cost IPS $12M
Now, in wake of the new coronavirus and the closure of school buildings this academic year, district leaders say one-to-one access to technology is a top priority.
RV Industry Prepares To Reopen With COVID-19 Safety Measures In Place For Employees
Many RV manufacturers have been closed for more than a month since Governor Holcomb issued a Stay-At-Home order to prevent the spread of COVID-19.
Air Quality Improves In Indianapolis, Muncie, Lake And Porter Counties
When two coal plants in the Indianapolis area switched to natural gas, that decreased harmful sulfur dioxide in the air. That means the Indianapolis metro now meets all federal air quality standards.
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New Indiana Coronavirus Order Won't Ban Tighter Local Rules
Indiana's governor says any easing of Indiana’s statewide stay-at-home order won’t limit the authority of city or county officials from imposing tighter restrictions in their attempts to slow the coronavirus that has killed at least 1,000 people across the state.
Weekly Unemployment Claims Numbers Continue To Fall
About 57,000 Hoosiers were among the 3.8 million Americans who filed to receive unemployment benefits last week according to the U.S. Department of Labor.
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