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State Health Department Confirms 6th Vaping-Related Death
Overall, ISDH has confirmed 60 cases in the state of lung injuries related to vaping. More are under investigation.
Weekly Statehouse Update: Curtis Hill’s Future, Accountability For Virtual Charter Schools
Uncertainty over Curtis Hill’s future as attorney general. Calls for greater accountability of virtual charter schools. And a fix to Indiana’s welfare eligibility laws. Here’s what you might have missed this week at the Statehouse.
Despite Strong Start, Buttigieg Seeks $13M For Mar. 3
In the Super Tuesday primaries, Buttigieg faces free-spending billionaire Mike Bloomberg, who did not compete in the first four nominating contests, but has advertised heavily.
More To Monticello Than Indiana Beach: Community Looks Forward After Park Closure
Since the California-based company Apex Parks Group told Monticello city officials they were closing the facility, locals have expressed their disappointment and questioned what it means for the community.
State Of The City: Bloomington Is Strong, Tax Increase Needed For Sustainability
Bloomington is strong. Budget reserves are good. But the city can’t meet the decade’s challenges without new resources.
State Proposal To Limit Referendum Measures Catches School Advocates Off Guard
Right now, schools can propose referenda twice a year and in school-funded special elections, but lawmakers added a proposal into a bill this week that would limit those to general elections – about once every two years.
ACLU Files Lawsuit Against Wabash County Jail
The lawsuit was filed on behalf of individuals incarcerated at Wabash County Jail and claims the jail is overcrowded, understaffed and unsanitary.
Monroe County Jail Plans To Hire Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner, Pending Approval
Monroe County Sheriff Brad Swain says once the spending plan is approved, they'll have a mental health professional ready to start.
Review Ordered Of Indiana's Lake Michigan Shore Damage
The order announced Thursday comes as several lakeshore communities have already declared local beach erosion emergencies with waves damaging property and threatening roads.
Noon Edition: Federal Reserve Reports U.S. Credit Card Debt At An All-Time High
Join us this week as we talk about credit debt why Americans are having trouble paying it back on time.
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