Cleansing light technologies help keep residents at Hartsfield, Wittenberg safe
Even before COVID-19, scientists and researchers were developing ways to use light as a disinfectant.
Even before COVID-19, scientists and researchers were developing ways to use light as a disinfectant.
An attorney for a man charged with killing his girlfriend’s 5-year-old said the boy’s medical records may contain information favorable to his client.
Shipments from steel mills in the United States, where about half the integrated steelmaking capacity is concentrated in Northwest Indiana, totaled just over 6 million tons in June.
The Illinois Supreme Court declined to take on a downstate legal battle over Gov. J.B. Pritzker’s coronavirus-related orders on Tuesday, moving the case to Sangamon County and consolidating it with a similar challenge.
As Indiana continues its work to limit the spread of the coronavirus, Gov. Eric Holcomb held another virtual news conference on Wednesday, Aug. 12.
Gov. Eric Holcomb announced Wednesday that he’ll ask the state board to delay the enrollment count day as fix for school funding issue.
Police are investigating the shooting of a 27-year-old Michigan City man, marking the city’s second homicide over the course of three days, officials said.
The school district has sent 228 students home to quarantine to help prevent the spread of COVID-19 in what appeared to be the largest isolating case among state schools amid the coronavirus outbreak.
U.S. Sen. Todd Young, R-Ind., is blaming Democrats for the congressional impasse on a new federal coronavirus relief package.