Ball State University President Geoffery Mearns contracts COVID-19
According to the release, Mearns is following CDC guidelines and all standard University protocols, including contact tracing requirements.
According to the release, Mearns is following CDC guidelines and all standard University protocols, including contact tracing requirements.
Country music legend Charley Pride, who became the genre’s first Black superstar, died Saturday at age 86.
Flanner House gave away food, toys and gift cards during a socially distant version of its annual holiday program in Indianapolis on Dec. 12, 2020.
Walmart locations on Emerson Avenue in Indianapolis and 151st Street near the Westfield/Carmel line are closed this weekend for cleanings.
More than a dozen mourners holding signs celebrating Wise as a “Hero,” stood beside two firetrucks supporting an American flag the procession passed under on its way to St. Mary Catholic Cemetery.
The state’s high court has affirmed an Indiana man’s convictions in the 2017 killing of his wife and the attempted murders of their twin adult daughters.
Steel import permit applications plunged 17.2% to 1.4 million tons in November, down from 1.69 million in October, according to the U.S. Commerce Department’s most recent Steel Import Monitoring and Analysis data.
Members of the Proud Boys joined about 40 other people at the Indiana Statehouse Saturday afternoon to demonstrate against the election results.
Four months later, detectives on a special task force are still poring over thousands of hours of surveillance videos and running down the more than 1,100 tips they’ve received.
Eighteen more people died from COVID-19 in the Region, according to updated statistics provided Saturday by the Indiana State Department of Health and local health departments.