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State Reports Largest Jump In COVID-19 Deaths
The State Department of Health said yesterday that death numbers would start going up because the department is now including presumptive positive deaths in its daily totals.
Earth Day Climate Protest Goes Digital
Among other things, the Indiana Climate Coalition encourages Hoosiers to post protest signs on social media and contact their state representatives this Earth Day.
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What's The Projected Opening Date For The New Hospital?
With Gov. Eric Holcomb deeming construction essential business, Shockney says he and other IU Health officials wanted to keep day-to-day operations as normal as possible.
Harter Joins Republican Attorney General Race As Krupp Drops Out
Decatur County Prosecutor Nate Harter announced his bid Tuesday while former Department of Revenue Commissioner Adam Krupp dropped out.
So Far, 19 Loans Approved For Local Businesses From Bloomington's Rapid Recovery Fund
The City of Bloomington still has nearly $1.9 million in its Rapid Recovery Fund-a relief fund set up for local businesses.
Indiana Supreme Court Shields Some Stimulus Money From Creditors
Groups including the Indiana Institute for Working Families and Prosperity Indiana had petitioned the court to help protect payments from the CARES Act.
Midwest Water Pollution Up As EPA Enforcement Goes Down
The number of industrial facilities reporting water pollution violations in the Midwest has spiked since 2017. A new report shows it could be due to a decline in enforcement at the Environmental Protection Agency.
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Indiana May Soon Allow Elective Surgeries Again
State Health Commissioner Dr. Kris Box says if the state gives the go-ahead, it will still be important for individual facilities to determine whether they can perform the procedures.
Bloomington Mayor Tests Negative For Coronavirus, Wife Remains Hospitalized
Hamilton's wife, Indiana University law professor Dawn Johnsen, tested positive for the virus April 9 and was hospitalized with COVID-19 complications April 11.
Pizza X Ups Hourly Employee Pay By 75%, Gets Baked!
Bloomington pizza chain Pizza X has announced a 75% raise for its hourly employees through June and has partnered with Baked! Of Bloomington to sell cookies during the bakery’s temporary closure.
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