Indianapolis protests: Sunday belongs to faith as church leaders bring message of change
Hundreds gathered for a faith march through downtown Indianapolis after two days of unrest.
Month: May 2020
Travelers are antsy and apprehensive as country slowly reopens
As one who travels throughout the Midwest often, the whole stay-at-home/quarantine/shutdown time stirs up a number of feelings. I had been on a trip to Wisconsin the weekend before we went into stay-at-home mode. That weekend, I had a foodie-overnight…
Live updates Sunday: Downtown streets closed, police tell people ‘go home or go to jail’
Follow this live blog for updates on the third consecutive night of protests and police response in downtown Indianapolis.
Indiana faith leaders hold peaceful protest over recent police killings
Around 200 people gathered at the Indiana State House as part of a peaceful protest on Sunday, May 31, 2020, in response to the police involved killings of George Floyd and Dreasjon Reed.
Franciscan Health Crown Point nurse makes ‘lasting connections with patients’
What Melissa Meadows finds most rewarding is “knowing that at the end of the day that I made a difference in someone’s life.”
Indiana primary 2020: These are the school referendums on the ballot across the state
These are the 14 districts with referendums on the 2020 primary ballot.
Gov. Holcomb allows local governments to order travel bans, puts guardsmen on standby
Gov. Holcomb has signed an executive order to place the Indiana National Guard on standby on state properties and to allow local governments to place more travel restrictions, if needed.
Protesters gather at Southlake Mall
Protesters were speaking out about the death of George Floyd in police custody.
Police shut down River Oaks Center after disturbance
There was no word on when River Oaks Center will reopen.
Commentary: The importance of an emergency fund
No one could have predicted with certainty how quickly the COVID-19 pandemic would change the lives of so many around the world. Fear of infection, stay-at-home orders and a rallying cry to help “flatten the curve” have drastically changed how…