First Indiana man dies of coronavirus; state officials urge Hoosiers to stay home
The Community Health Network is reporting the first death of an Indiana man as a result of the novel coronavirus.
Month: March 2020
Evaluations sought after man accused in stabbing ‘breaks out’ of mental health facility, officials say
A defense attorney asked a judge to order a mental competency evaluation for a man accused of slitting his own throat and stabbing a maintenance worker after the man again attempted to harm himself.
IHSAA still planning on high school track postseason
A high school track and field postseason is tentatively set to go on.
Breakingviews TV: Fed bazooka
The U.S. central bank is doing what it can – slashing rates, encouraging lending and coordinating with global counterparts. But that’s only half the task at hand. If the political response to Covid-19 remains half baked, markets will continue to fall, …
Hammond mayor closes City Hall amid COVID-19 scare; police enforcing 50-person crowd limit
Public buildings like Hammond City Hall and the Sportsplex will be closed and police will strictly enforce Gov. Eric Holcomb’s executive order that limits gatherings to 50 people or less to prevent the spread of COVID-19.
IU basketball creates its ‘One Shining Moment’ for 2019-20 season
Hoosiers have a lot of highlights in its up-and-down season, and the team commemorates them with Final Four-themed video
US moves nearer to shutdown amid coronavirus fears
Officials across the country curtailed many elements of American life to fight the coronavirus outbreak on Sunday.
Indiana couple tests positive for coronavirus in Hawaii
Hawaiian authorities confirmed that an adult couple from Indiana tested positive after vacationing on Maui and Kauai for nearly two weeks.
Coronavirus closures in Hamilton and Boone counties
Hamilton and Boone County officials are taking step to prevent the spread of COVID-19. Here’s a list of public and government building closures.
Indiana’s RV industry hopes for minimal impact from coronavirus
The RV industry in Indiana is watching what kind of impact the coronavirus may have on the market.