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Updates On COVID-19 In Indiana: Health Department Adds 6 Deaths, 522 Cases To State's Totals

Health / July 4, 2020

Updates On COVID-19 In Indiana: Health Department Adds 6 Deaths, 522 Cases To State's Totals

The Indiana State Department of Health added 16 COVID-19 deaths to the state's total Tuesday, bringing it to 2,448. The deaths occurred between May 20 and June 28. It also added 385 confirmed COVID-19 cases to the state's total, raising it to 45,594. The new cases were confirmed June 25-29.

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Masks, Social Distancing In Classroom Are Some Requirements When Marion County School Buildings Reopen

Education / July 2, 2020

Masks, Social Distancing In Classroom Are Some Requirements When Marion County School Buildings Reopen

Face masks will be required for students, teachers and all staff in grades sixth and higher when classes resume in Marion County school districts for the new academic year as part of the effort to stop the spread of the coronavirus.

Sen. Braun Halts Qualified Immunity Bill Amid Fox News Interview, Police Union Backlash

Public Affairs / July 2, 2020

Sen. Braun Halts Qualified Immunity Bill Amid Fox News Interview, Police Union Backlash

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. There are questions concerning when those talks happened, despite statements Braun made on Fox News earlier this week.

Hogsett Orders Mandatory Face Masks For Indianapolis

Local News / July 2, 2020

Hogsett Orders Mandatory Face Masks For Indianapolis

Marion County will join the state in it's reopening phase 4.5 on Thursday July 9. The county will also require face masks in public.

Sen. Braun Halts Qualified Immunity Bill Amid Fox News Interview, Police Union Backlash

Public Affairs / July 2, 2020

Sen. Braun Halts Qualified Immunity Bill Amid Fox News Interview, Police Union Backlash

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. There are questions concerning when those talks happened, despite statements Braun made on Fox News earlier this week.

Indiana Latino Expo Canceled Due To COVID-19 Concerns

Public Affairs / July 2, 2020

Indiana Latino Expo Canceled Due To COVID-19 Concerns

The Indiana Latino Expo has canceled their annual event due to concerns over the spread of the coronavirus. The expo was scheduled to take place at the Indiana State Fairgrounds Oct. 9-10.

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Masks, Social Distancing In Classroom Are Some Requirements When Marion County School Buildings Reopen

Education / July 2, 2020

Masks, Social Distancing In Classroom Are Some Requirements When Marion County School Buildings Reopen

Face masks will be required for students, teachers and all staff in grades sixth and higher when classes resume in Marion County school districts for the new academic year as part of the effort to stop the spread of the coronavirus.

Here's A Look At Some Of Indiana's New Education Laws, In Effect July 1

Education / July 1, 2020

Here's A Look At Some Of Indiana's New Education Laws, In Effect July 1

Lawmakers approved several education laws during the legislative session earlier this year, and many go into effect with the new fiscal year, July 1.

Indiana's Private School Vouchers Program Costs $173M, Enrollment Stays Flat

Education / July 1, 2020

Indiana's Private School Vouchers Program Costs $173M, Enrollment Stays Flat

The overall growth of Hoosier students using publicly-funded vouchers to attend a private school remains relatively flat as the cost increases, according to a just released report.

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Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra Musicians To Enter Talks With Management On Pay, Healthcare & Plans For Fall

Arts & Culture / July 1, 2020

Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra Musicians To Enter Talks With Management On Pay, Healthcare & Plans For Fall

The Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra is the only orchestra of the 52 largest in the country to terminate health insurance for furloughed musicians.

In New Book, Margaret Stevenson Examines Impact Of Racism, Law On Children

Public Affairs / July 2, 2020

In New Book, Margaret Stevenson Examines Impact Of Racism, Law On Children

A new book co-edited by University of Evansville psychology associate professor Margaret Stevenson examines scientific studies on the impact public policy and a legacy of racism have on children.

Painter Courtland Blade On How Indy's Racial Justice Protests Inspired New Work

Arts & Culture / July 1, 2020

Painter Courtland Blade On How Indy's Racial Justice Protests Inspired New Work

WFYIs Jill Ditmire spoke with Indianapolis artist Courtland Blade about the inspiration for his recent paintings -- the Downtown protests and vigils in response to the death of George Floyd.

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Updates On COVID-19 In Indiana: Health Department Adds 6 Deaths, 522 Cases To State's Totals

Health / July 4, 2020

Updates On COVID-19 In Indiana: Health Department Adds 6 Deaths, 522 Cases To State's Totals

The Indiana State Department of Health added 16 COVID-19 deaths to the state's total Tuesday, bringing it to 2,448. The deaths occurred between May 20 and June 28. It also added 385 confirmed COVID-19 cases to the state's total, raising it to 45,594. The new cases were confirmed June 25-29.

Indiana To Release COVID-19 Data From Individual Nursing Homes

Health / July 1, 2020

Indiana To Release COVID-19 Data From Individual Nursing Homes

After months of keeping facility-level long term care data from the public, Indiana will begin to release it later this month.

Closed Day Programs Add Pressure On Families Supporting People With Autism

Health / June 30, 2020

Closed Day Programs Add Pressure On Families Supporting People With Autism

Many people with developmental disabilities like autism receive support from day programs. But during the COVID-19 pandemic, some of those programs have shut down or moved online.

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