Month: June 2020
Ex-cop seeking visits with son he is accused of battering; case pending nearly 4 years
“It is clearly not in his children’s best interests to remain completely isolated and apart, especially in our modern age of technology which allows for safe and appropriate access,” according to the motion filed on behalf of Curtis Jones.
Marion County receives $168 million in federal funds to help with coronavirus costs
Indianapolis will receive $168 million in federal funding to assist with the financial fallout of the coronavirus pandemic
Indiana state revenues fall $233.3 million in May, drop $1.2B for the year
While the economy has begun to reopen, state revenues continued to declined amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Indiana state revenues fall $233.3 million in May, drop $1.2B for the year
While the economy has begun to reopen, state revenues continued to declined amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Anthem pledges $50 million to fight racial injustice and health disparities
Health insurer says one of its focuses will be causes in its ‘home town’ of Indianapolis.
Crews dismantling Indianapolis Confederate soldiers monument
Workers in Indianapolis on Monday started dismantling a monument that is dedicated to Confederate soldiers.
Colts will report for training camp July 28, provided NFL stays on schedule
Rookies will report on July 22 to the Indiana Farm Bureau Football Center, where training camp will be held.
4 more Hoosiers die from COVID-19 in Lake County
The Region saw more COVID-19 deaths Monday, including four in Lake County.