Indiana to release nursing home COVID data
INDIANAPOLIS – Indiana will begin releasing data on COVID-19 cases and deaths at individual nursing homes after months of not releasing the information.
INDIANAPOLIS – Indiana will begin releasing data on COVID-19 cases and deaths at individual nursing homes after months of not releasing the information.
A variety of entertainment opportunities will be featured during the Fourth of July holiday weekend in the Region.
A former student has filed a lawsuit that alleges the school district did not protect her from a teacher who is charged with installing hidden cameras to film students as they changed clothes before class.
A Michigan judge allowed Enbridge to resume pumping oil through a Midwestern pipeline, nearly a week after shutting it down because of damage to a structure that anchors a section of the line running through a Great Lakes channel.
New guidance from the Marion County Health Department requires masks for students in grades six and above and all teachers and staff.
The woman’s 4-year-old daughter suffered a fractured skull, broken femur and two broken wrists in the crash, court records state.
A 3-year-old girl was shot and wounded while playing with other children in the front yard of a home on Chicago’s South Side — the latest in a spate of child shootings in the city.
Face masks will be required in all public places in Indianapolis beginning next week, despite a recent decline in confirmed coronavirus cases among residents, city officials announced.
CHICAGO — Already concerned about the depth of their rotation, the Chicago Cubs will have to get by for at least a little while without one starter because of a freak injury.
After restarting its automotive plants in late May, Ford has finally revved up back to full production in a boon for ailing steelmakers, including the mills in Northwest Indiana.