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How Climate Change Increases Our Risk For Pandemics
Climate change may be putting people at risk for more pandemics like COVID-19. Habitat loss due to climate is bringing animals that can transmit disease in contact with humans more often.
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Indiana Reports 5 More Coronavirus Deaths For 12 Total
Indiana’s number of confirmed COVID-19 cases grew by 107 to reach a total of 365 across the state, the Indiana State Department of Health reported. Central Indiana has the most confirmed illnesses, with 161 in Indianapolis.
Purdue Student Tests Positive For COVID-19
According to a statement, the Tippecanoe County Health Department informed the university of the positive case Monday. The student, who is based on the school’s West Lafayette campus, is currently in Marion County.
WATCH HERE: Holcomb, Box To Give Updates on COVID-19
Gov. Eric Holcomb and Health Commissioner to host a media briefing from the state house.
Workforce Cabinet Approves Five-Year Plan For Federal Submission
The Governor’s Workforce Cabinet has finished a months-long process to create a comprehensive federally-funded workforce plan for the state.
Holcomb's Stay-At-Home Order Not As Extreme As Other States For Businesses, Expert Says
One economist says Holcomb’s actions are less far-reaching than other states and could help the economy take less of a hit.
Farmers Brace For COVID-19's Impact, Food Supply Remains Stable
The prices for corn and soybeans opened Monday trading well below highs they achieved earlier in March.
Bloomington Transit Service Temporarily Free Amid COVID-19 Outbreak
Mayor Hamilton says the city will sort out the financial details once they know more about emergency funds from the government.
CTE Programs Get Funds To Plan New Programs, Hope For More
Earlier this month, the Governor’s Workforce Cabinet awarded grants to three dozen schools across the state to create plans to strengthen their career and technical education curriculum.
Tens Of Thousands of Hoosiers Lose Work, As Governor Issues 'Stay-At-Home' Order
For those still working, new federal laws mandate expanded paid sick and family leave, but exclude companies with 500 or more employees. The rules also allow small businesses to waive expanded family leave benefits .
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