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Holcomb Gives April 24 Indiana Coronavirus Update
The governor was accompanied by State Health Commissioner Dr. Kristina Box.
Noon Edition: What's It Like To Work In Medicine During A Pandemic?
Join us this week as we talk about what it looks like to work in medicine during COVID-19.
Gathering Of The Juggalos Canceled Due To COVID-19
Last year's Gathering was held in Indiana's Lawrence County and drew a crowd of thousands. Indiana State Police said they arrested more than 100 people at the 2019 Gathering, mostly on drug possession charges.
Indiana Environmental Pioneers Reflect On the 50th Earth Day
The panelists say Indiana needs to create a climate action plan and work with local governments to combat climate change instead of against them.
More Than 500,000 Hoosiers Have Filed For Unemployment
More than half a million people in Indiana have applied for unemployment benefits over the past five weeks as job losses mount across the country under the ongoing coronavirus outbreak business restrictions.
Indiana Meat Plant Closing After Workers Contract Virus
The Tyson Fresh Meats plant in Logansport produced 3 million pounds of pork daily. Tyson suspended production Monday to allow for cleaning and sanitizing and will stop all production by Saturday.
Indiana Tops 700 Virus Deaths; 13,000 Confirmed Cases
Indiana’s death count of 706 could jump by several dozen on Friday as state officials plan to start including deaths that doctors blame on COVID-19 without confirmation of the illness from test results.
Despite SBA Loans, Small Businesses Struggle During Shutdown
Some Hoosier business owners are still struggling after the first round of federal stimulus dollars dried up.
Indiana Could See Resurgence Of COVID-19 If Economy Reopens Too Soon
As Midwest governors discuss when to reopen their economies, one infectious disease expert says most states, including Indiana, aren’t ready to have that discussion.
US Sen. Todd Young Says Big Companies Should Return Federal PPP Funding
U.S. Sen. Todd Young (R-Ind.) says the federal Payment Protection Program or PPP, funding is meant for small businesses – and big companies that received some of the money should return it.
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