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UPDATE: Cardinal Spirits Solely Making Hand Sanitizer, Has Made 5,000 Gallons So Far
CEO Adam Quirk says by the end of the day Friday, the distillery will have produced 5,000 gallons of sanitizer since starting.
IU Health Infectious Disease Expert: For Social Distancing To Work, Everyone Has To Do It
Dr. Tom Hrisomalos is an infectious disease expert at IU Health. He says a majority of these cases are in Marion County, but this has more to do with testing availability than where the disease is concentrated.
Bloomington Homeless Advocates Set To Open COVID-19 Isolation Shelter
The owner of a Bloomington gymnastics club housed in the same building as a future isolation shelter for homeless COVID-19 patients is concerned about how the shelter might affect her club's ability to reopen.
Monroe County Pursuing Litigation Against Forest Service
Monroe County has retained the firm Eubanks & Associates to pursue potential litigation against the federal government over a logging project.
Indiana Reports 7 More Deaths From Coronavirus, Toll at 24
Indiana's coronavirus cases surged by more than 300 to nearly 1,000 statewide Friday, as seven more deaths were reported, bringing the state's death toll to 24 amid the pandemic, state health officials said.
GM Calling Back 1,000 Workers To Begin Manufacturing Ventilators In Kokomo
President Trump says he thinks GM is is exaggerating how many masks it can actually deliver.
Ball State Creates Special Paid Leave For Campus COVID-19 Closure
Ball State is calling the measure “Extraordinary Temporary Paid Leave.” If an employee can’t work through the school’s closure because of COVID-19, this will be how they will receive their regular expected salary.
IU Student Labor Union Wants Clarity From University On Plans For Part-Time Workers
The Indiana University Student Labor Council is asking for clarity from the university on its plans for part-time workers during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Self-Employed, Independent Contractors Will Soon Be Eligible For Unemployment
More than 62,000 Hoosiers filed for unemployment last week, compared to just 3,400 the week before.
Holcomb Pleased With How 'Stay-At-Home' Order Is Working
Holcomb says the “proof is in the pudding” when looking at traffic patterns, for instance, to determine whether his "Stay-At-Home" order is working.
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