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IU Iran Expert On COVID-19, Impact Of U.S. Sanctions
In Iran, health officials say over 4,000 people have died of COVID-19 and more than 60,000 people have been infected.
Over Half Of Decatur County COVID-19 Tests Are Positive, State Has Taken Notice
Nearly 65 percent of reported tests in Decatur County have returned positive, while adjacent Franklin County has seen fifty percent of tests return positive. For context, Marion County has seen a positive test rate around 20 percent.
Domestic Violence Call Volume Increasing During Stay At Home Order
An organization that helps victims of domestic violence in Central Indiana says it’s seeing an increase in calls for help since the state has been under a stay at home order.
Gov. Holcomb Signs New Order For Teacher Evaluations, Student Teachers
Teacher evaluations have remained in limbo as school buildings have closed, but Indiana's schools now have two options to consider under a new executive order from the governor Friday.
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IU Trustees Approve University Request To Seek Billion-Dollar Line Of Credit
IU Treasurer Don Lukes told the trustees that the university would spend around two-million dollars to secure this line of credit from JP Morgan.
Infectious Disease Expert Says New Coronavirus Cases Remain Consistent Day-To-Day
Dr. Aaron Ermel is a Clinical Service Line Leader for the Division of Infectious Diseases for IU Health. He says it’s too early to see the real effects of social distancing.
State Offers Virtual Help As FAFSA Deadline Looms
The state deadline to file the Free Application for Federal Student Aid, or FAFSA, is less than a week away, and the state is hosting a virtual event Monday night to offer support for students who still need to file while stuck at home.
As Layoffs and Closures Rise, Local Groups Push for Rent Strikes
Many people who had recently lost their jobs or were given reduced income were faced with how to pay rent during the coronavirus crisis. For two groups in Bloomington, the answer is clear: Don't pay it.
Indiana's COVID-19 Deaths Rise By 55 To 300 Amid Pandemic
According to state data, 198 deaths were reported between last Friday and today, but only 79 of those deaths actually occurred during that week-long period.
Local Gun Shop Sales Rise During Coronavirus Pandemic
Bloomington gun shop owner Matt Barthold says the recent spike in gun and ammunition sales is "unprecedented."
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