Last week, the Diocese of Lafayette-in-Indiana suspended Father Ted Rothrock. Sunday’s protest was focused on healing and creating a space for conversations.
The Indiana State Department of Health reported 31 additional confirmed deaths over the weekend, bringing the state’s total to 2,500. The state announced more than 48,000 total confirmed cases.
The museum says it has also stepped up cleaning protocols and improved the circulation of air through the facility in a bid to stem any spread of the novel coronavirus.
By The Associated Press & George Hale - July 5, 2020
Nationwide protests over racial injustice since the May 25 police killing of George Floyd in Minneapolis had Bunder reconsider the city’s ownership of the vehicle.
The dredging at a lagoon in Lafayette’s Columbian Park park is expected to be done in October. Crews started the $456,000 project in line with the third stage of the park’s $9.1 million improvement plan.
The annual report shows that the number of abortions in Indiana fell by 400 to 7,637 during 2019. That decline came following two years of increases from the 7,280 abortions recorded in 2016 after several years of declines.
In a news release, the state’s health department said that an additional six people have died from COVID-19, bringing the total to 2,494 confirmed coronavirus deaths in Indiana.
In NASCAR, the colorful paint schemes on the stock cars themselves have taken a decidedly political turn in recent weeks — and will again this weekend.
The Massachusetts-based company is also planning to build another fish farm in Indiana that would produce up to 1,667 metric tons per month, or 20,000 tons per year.
Ronald Smith, 61, was in front of his truck about 1:50 p.m. Thursday sweeping debris from the right shoulder of the toll road in St. Joseph County when the SUV sideswiped the truck and hit him, according to state police.
Hendrick Motorsports said Johnson will not return until he is cleared by a physician. He was tested earlier Friday after his wife, Chani, tested positive after experiencing allergy-like symptoms.
The state is pressing pause on its reopening plan. Power companies can’t raise rates to recover revenue from lower energy demand. Craft breweries are adapting business models. And local fireworks sales are booming.
The Indiana High School Athletic Association announced offseason fall workouts will begin Monday, although athletes are limited to 15 hours per week on a school campus until at least July 19.
The nature area is a continuous project being coordinated with a pedestrian bridge across the river and a trail along the highway to the Dewey Point access of Wabashiki.
Families may receive more contact from health and school officials than normal this school year, as they work to track and prevent the spread of COVID-19 this fall.
In a statement, Indiana Right to Life – the state's leading anti-abortion organization – said it is "cautiously optimistic" the 7th Circuit will decide the cases differently this time.
The virus can be transmitted before the carrier exhibits symptoms, so even if you feel fine you should stay home for 14 days and monitor yourself for symptoms.
Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 7 to 263, and the county death toll remained the same at 28 for the seventh consecutive day. Data provided shows 7,814 Monroe County residents have been tested.
Now that four counties in Indiana require the wearing of masks inside public places, several Monroe County residents are asking why local officials haven’t done the same.
The Monroe County Community School Corporation approved guidelines for going back to school, and students will be required to wear masks going to, coming from and while in school.
Sen. Mike Braun (R-Ind.) said Thursday he will stop pushing his recent bill to reform qualified immunity protections for police without input from law enforcement.
In an EPA memo, the agency said as states reopen, they're reducing the restrictions that make it difficult for industrial companies to comply with environmental laws.
The Monroe County Commissioners awarded the rest of the $400,000 fund set up for tourism-related businesses struggling because of the pandemic at a Wednesday meeting.
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