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Bill To Raise Smoking Age To 21 Headed To Governor
Indiana’s legal age to smoke and vape will soon be 21, in alignment with federal law. Legislation sent to the governor Wednesday also increases fines on retailers who sell to those underage.
Senate Republicans Kill Bill Over AG Eligibility, Protecting Curtis Hill
Confusion remains over whether Attorney General Curtis Hill will keep his job if his law license is suspended. That’s because Senate Republicans couldn’t agree to a bill on the issue as the 2020 legislative session ended.
Surprise Billing Legislation Passes, Some Say It Wont Reduce Health Care Costs
HB 1004 would ensure patients will not face unexpected charges if they go to an in-network hospital but a service is done by an out-of-network doctor.
Bloomington City Officials Enhancing Safety Protocols Over COVID-19 Concerns
The city is recommending 'social distancing' to prevent COVID-19 by coming up with options for employees and residents who want to participate in city events.
Indiana Defeats Nebraska, Big Ten Closes Tourney To Fans
The Big Ten is closing the rest of the tournament to fans over fears of exposure to the coronavirus.
5 New COVID-19 Cases In Indiana, State Now Has 11 Cases
Five more people in Indiana have been sickened by the coronavirus, including three in the same suburban Indianapolis county, boosting the state's tally of cases to 11.
International Academic Spring Break Travel Cancelled At IU
IU made the decision last week to cancel all international trips.
Only Staff, Limited Family At NCAA Tourney Games
NCAA Division I basketball tournament games will be played without fans in the arenas because of concerns about the spread of coronavirus.
Coronavirus Demand Causing Williams Brothers Pharmacy To Ration Supplies
The pharmacy ran out of masks weeks ago, and is doing its best to keep up with demand.
Coronavirus Featured Friday: 'Noon Edition' And ‘Indiana Newsdesk’
It’s been a week since the first case of coronavirus was confirmed in Indiana. What’s the state’s capacity to respond to the outbreak? We’re devoting the program to covering the pandemic. Coming up, more on the symptoms, testing, and cure rates.
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