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Little 500 Canceled, Still A Possibility To Continue This Fall
Since 1951, Indiana University's Little 500 has become the largest collegiate bike race in the United States, but that tradition will not continue this spring due to the coronavirus.
Chicago Businessman Buys Indiana Beach Amusement Park
Gene Staples purchased Indiana Beach before its former owner, California-based Apex Parks Group, declared Chapter 11 bankruptcy on April 8, White County Commissioner John Heimlich, said Thursday.
Amid Lockdown, Groups Figure Out Ways To Keep Bringing Music To Care Facilities
One way nursing homes are working to keep people safe is by prohibiting visitors. That applies not only to family, friends, and other loved ones, but also groups who regularly visit for various outreach programs.
Behind The Scenes VIDEO: Making The News During A Pandemic
When we report a story we’re usually doing it for four platforms: radio, TV, web and social. A few weeks ago, we would have thought it impossible to continue our work remotely, but a crisis situation forces you to get creative.
Meatpacking Plant Closures Hurting Some Indiana Pig Farmers
For farmers who contract with large meat processors like Tyson, the closures are drastically disrupting the food supply chain.
Community Testing In Indy Aims To Address Inequity
The testing comes after the Marion County Public Health Department released data highlighting how the virus has disproportionately impacted the city’s black population.
Madonna And ... Cat? Hoosiers Recreate Famous Works Of Art In Quarantine
Hoosiers are creating and sharing “quarantine art” — a global phenomenon in which people recreate famous paintings and sculptures in their homes.
State Partners With Fairbanks School On Widespread COVID-19 Study
“If you’re chosen to participate, please do so," Box says. "The validity of this study really depends on us having an accurate representation of all Hoosiers, all across this state.”
Number Of Unemployment Claims In Indiana Continue Downward Trend
Roughly 75,000 Hoosiers were among the more than 4.4 million Americans who filled out an application for unemployment benefits last week. Initial claims have steadily fallen over the last three weeks.
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NAACP: We Can Reduce The Pollution That Puts Some At Greater Risk From COVID-19
People who live in polluted areas — like near coal plants and big cities — are more likely to have the underlying heart and lung conditions that put them at a greater risk from COVID-19.
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