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Local News / January 15, 2021
Holcomb To Shut Down State Government Buildings In Indianapolis 'Out Of ... Caution'
Gov. Eric Holcomb is shutting down state government buildings in Indianapolis for most of next week. He said its out of an abundance of caution surrounding threats to other state capitols related to President-elect Joe Bidens inauguration and the recent insurrection at the U.S. Capitol.
Public Affairs / January 15, 2021
Biden Picks IU Environmental Resilience Institute Director For EPA Position
The director of Indiana Universitys Environmental Resilience Institute has been picked to serve under the Biden administration. Janet McCabe, also a professor at IUPUI's McKinney School of Law, has been nominated as deputy administrator for the Environmental Protection Agency.
Education / January 15, 2021
Indiana Experts Explain The Role Of Schools In Times Of Political Unrest, Violence
The Capitol attack targeting lawmakers in Washington, D.C., has left people reeling including educators but people in the education field say there are several steps schools can take to address ongoing political unrest, while supporting the emotional needs of kids.
Arts & Culture / January 12, 2021
World-Renowned Opera Singer Angela Brown's Next Chapter Is Teaching
The Indianapolis Opera continues renovation plans for the Basile Opera Center, in a former Meridian-Kessler Greek Orthodox Church.
Health / January 15, 2021
Updates On COVID-19 In Indiana: 4,744 Cases, 42 Deaths Added To State's Totals
The Indiana Department of Health added 4,744 confirmed COVID-19 cases to the state's total Friday, raising it to 583,160. The new cases were recorded Jan. 14. It also added 42 COVID-19 deaths to the state's total, bringing it to 8,872. The deaths occurred between Jan. 12-14.
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