Workers may have to return to jobs while sick
More than 2.3 million workers in Indiana may have to go work sick and risk spreading the coronavirus. The National Partnership for Women & Families...
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Gov. Holcomb unsure whether suspension will disqualify Hill from remaining as A.G.
Governor Holcomb says he’s reviewing whether the suspension of Curtis Hill’s law license disqualifies him from remaining as attorney general. Indiana law requires the attorney...
GasBuddy: As virus recovery continues, gas prices will rise
What you’ll pay at the gas pump will nearly completely depend on what happens with the coronavirus, says GasBuddy. “Gas prices are tied to recovery....
Indiana casinos likely to remain closed until mid-June
Casinos in Indiana probably won’t open for at least another month. According to Inside Indiana Business, the Indiana Gaming Commission says casinos are likely to...
Many Hoosier businesses reopening with uncertainty
INDIANAPOLIS–Many businesses that are reopening are doing it with much uncertainty. But, they are beginning with basics, like deep cleaning, face masks, and social distancing,...
Indiana Attorney General Curtis Hill’s law license suspended for 30 days
Indiana Attorney General Curtis Hill will be suspended from practicing law for one month for groping several women, including a state lawmaker, in 2018, ruled...
Triple-digit speeder arrested on I-69 in Stueben County
Indiana State Police arrested a man for going more than 100 miles per hour on I-69 in Steuben County. A state trooper was patrolling I-69...
Ball State Economist not sure lifting lockdowns will revive economy
(MUNCIE, Ind.) — The coronavirus pandemic has more than tripled the unemployment rate, and an Indiana economist doesn’t see it getting better any time soon....
Indiana restaurants open Monday to 50% in-dining capacity
Monday, May 11, will be the first day for restaurants to resume dine-in service and for personal service businesses to accept appointments since the state...
Warning about pet adoption scams amid the pandemic
MICHIGAN CITY, Ind. — Many have been adopting cats and dogs during the coronavirus pandemic, but Michigan City Police want you to be aware of...