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Experts, Organizers Weigh In On The Potential Consequences Of 'Rioting' Bill On Protests

Public Affairs / March 1, 2021

Experts, Organizers Weigh In On The Potential Consequences Of 'Rioting' Bill On Protests

Indiana lawmakers want to increase penalties for some protests -- including those that may cause property damage. Critics say this is just the most recent punitive measure aimed at Black Lives Matter protesters, and Indiana isn't the only state with this kind of legislation.

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Updates On COVID-19 In Indiana: 555 Cases, 20 Deaths Added To State's Totals

Health / March 1, 2021

Updates On COVID-19 In Indiana: 555 Cases, 20 Deaths Added To State's Totals

The Indiana Department of Health added 555 confirmed COVID-19 cases to the state's total Monday, raising it to 662,213. The cases were confirmed Feb. 28. It also added 20 COVID-19 deaths, bringing the state's total to 12,162. The deaths occurred between Dec. 21 and Feb. 28.

Local News / March 1, 2021

Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central Indiana Needs Mentors of Color

Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central Indiana, one of the area's largest youth organizations, is in need of volunteers to serve as role models.

Experts, Organizers Weigh In On The Potential Consequences Of 'Rioting' Bill On Protests

Public Affairs / March 1, 2021

Experts, Organizers Weigh In On The Potential Consequences Of 'Rioting' Bill On Protests

Indiana lawmakers want to increase penalties for some protests -- including those that may cause property damage. Critics say this is just the most recent punitive measure aimed at Black Lives Matter protesters, and Indiana isn't the only state with this kind of legislation.

Indiana Senate Democrats Lament Missed Opportunities In Session's First Half

Public Affairs / February 25, 2021

Indiana Senate Democrats Lament Missed Opportunities In Session's First Half

Indiana Senate Democrats say Republicans haven't focused on helping working Hoosiers in the first half of the 2021 session.

Senate Approves Tight Restrictions Over Governor's Emergency Powers

Public Affairs / February 23, 2021

Senate Approves Tight Restrictions Over Governor's Emergency Powers

Under the bill, the governor could only declare a widespread emergency -- like during the pandemic -- for a maximum of 60 days, with some legislative involvement.

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Statewide College Internship Initiative Expanding To Get More Workers Into Jobs

Public Affairs / March 1, 2021

Statewide College Internship Initiative Expanding To Get More Workers Into Jobs

An Indiana program to keep college graduates in the state will expand its focus to a broad range of work-based learning opportunities as it aims to connect everyone from high schoolers to adults to the workforce.

Indiana Teachers Used Waitlists To Get The COVID-19 Vaccine. Officials Shut Them Down

Health / February 24, 2021

Indiana Teachers Used Waitlists To Get The COVID-19 Vaccine. Officials Shut Them Down

Teachers and other Hoosiers throughout the state signed up for vaccine waitlists to receive unused vaccine doses and help avoid waste.

Passing Stopped Indiana School Buses Could Get Pricier

Public Affairs / February 23, 2021

Passing Stopped Indiana School Buses Could Get Pricier

Indiana drivers could find themselves facing more frequent and pricier tickets for illegally passing stopped school buses under a bill the state Senate passed Tuesday.

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Updates On COVID-19 In Indiana: 555 Cases, 20 Deaths Added To State's Totals

Health / March 1, 2021

Updates On COVID-19 In Indiana: 555 Cases, 20 Deaths Added To State's Totals

The Indiana Department of Health added 555 confirmed COVID-19 cases to the state's total Monday, raising it to 662,213. The cases were confirmed Feb. 28. It also added 20 COVID-19 deaths, bringing the state's total to 12,162. The deaths occurred between Dec. 21 and Feb. 28.

Coronavirus: Indiana Expands Eligibility To Hoosiers 60+, State Cracks Down On Waitlists

Health / March 1, 2021

Coronavirus: Indiana Expands Eligibility To Hoosiers 60+, State Cracks Down On Waitlists

The Indiana Department of Health reported 195 additional confirmed deaths over the last week. That brings the state's total to 12,142 confirmed deaths. The state also reported more than 6,000 new cases in the last week.

Holcomb Extends COVID-19 Emergency Through March As Numbers Improve

Public Affairs / February 24, 2021

Holcomb Extends COVID-19 Emergency Through March As Numbers Improve

Gov. Eric Holcomb announced Wednesday he will renew the emergency another 30 days, through March.

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Clowes Hall Receives Renovation Grant

Local News / March 1, 2021

Clowes Hall Receives Renovation Grant

Construction on Clowes Memorial Hall will begin May 1 and should be completed by the end of August when students return to campus.

Museum Founded By Holocaust Survivor Reopens In Indiana

Arts & Culture / February 22, 2021

Museum Founded By Holocaust Survivor Reopens In Indiana

The CANDLES Holocaust Museum and Education Center reopened in Terre Haute on Friday, when 26 visitors showed up to see a new exhibit and hear the stories of Holocaust survivors.

Newfields Makes Local, National News Amid Outcry Over Job Posting

Arts & Culture / February 19, 2021

Newfields Makes Local, National News Amid Outcry Over Job Posting

Indy Star arts and creativity reporter Domenica Bongiovanni has been covering the story, and she spoke with WFYI's Terri Dee about the public outcry.

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