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Local News / June 14, 2021
Crews Investigate Ruptured Pipe In Downtown Indianapolis
Crews were investigating an underground pipe that ruptured in downtown Indianapolis and sent hot steam and debris into the air through a manhole in the street.
Public Affairs / June 11, 2021
More Recycling Could Boost Indiana's Economy
Increasing recycling in Indiana could help manufacturing businesses expand and create jobs in the state. That was one takeaway from the Indiana Recycling Coalition's annual conference this week.
Education / June 14, 2021
Fewer Indiana Students Were Evaluated For Special Ed Services During The Pandemic
The total number of Individualized Education Program evaluations completed in the 2019-20 school year — just more than 25,000 — dropped by about 16% compared to the 2018-19 school year, when nearly 30,000 evaluations were completed. The total number of evaluations initiated also dropped by about 13% over that period.
Arts & Culture / June 9, 2021
Newfields New Board Chair Discusses Museum's New Vision
A controversial job posting by Newfields last February included wording many viewed as elitist and racist and led to the president's resignation. The first Black woman to lead the Newfields Board of Trustees has been elected and discusses implementing positive changes.
Health / June 14, 2021
Updates On COVID-19 In Indiana: 140 Cases, 2 Deaths Added To State's Totals
The Indiana Department of Health added 140 COVID-19 cases to the state's total Monday, raising it to 749,532. The cases were confirmed June 13. It also added two confirmed COVID-19 deaths, raising the state's total to 13,326. The deaths occurred June 3-12.
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