Nearly 3,500 additional COVID-19 cases reported in schools, total tops 20,000
The state has reported more than 20,000 cases of COVID-19 in schools since the start of the academic year.
The state has reported more than 20,000 cases of COVID-19 in schools since the start of the academic year.
“We encourage anyone in the area that may have gathered information, may have saw something, may have heard something, we’re asking them to come forward,” IMPD Officer Samone Burris said.
On Dec. 12, firefighters will shop for the children, fulfilling their holiday wishes. No children will participate in the shopping event. Firefighters will drop off presents at the doorsteps of the children chosen for the program.
“I finally decided to say something in social media because you, your family members, or your friends might be getting a phone call from me or my colleagues very soon, ‘do you really want a breathing tube in your grandma?’…
Jan Virgin, who has led Indianapolis’ oldest modern dance company for almost half its life, will retire from Dance Kaleidoscope in June 2021.
Police said two men and one woman were wounded in a stabbing reported shortly before 9:30 a.m. in the 300 block of North Arsenal Avenue.
CALUMET CITY — A Calumet City police officer died of natural causes while on duty early Sunday morning, city officials said.
The Indianapolis city-county council will consider a proposal to paint “Back the Blue” on Shelby Street in support of police.
One person was in critical condition and two were in stable after a stabbing in the 300 block of N. Arsenal Ave.
Blind Indiana voters have filed a federal lawsuit seeking approval to use specialized equipment to mark a paper mail-in ballot or vote by email through a secure electronic portal.