Gov. Holcomb plans to veto bill limiting his emergency powers
Gov. Eric Holcomb plans to veto a bill that could limit his powers during an emergency, a proposal that some experts say is unconstitutional.
Month: March 2021
What we learned from the governor’s coronavirus news conference this week
Indiana Gov. Eric Holcomb and State Health Commissioner Dr. Kristina Box held another weekly coronavirus news conference on March 31, 2021.
Holcomb responds to Kentucky governor’s criticism of mask policy: ‘(He) has my cell phone.’
Republican Gov. Eric Holcomb indicated his style is not to interfere with other states. Kentucky’s mask mandate will run through April.
No new COVID deaths across NWI; over 1,100 cases added statewide
No additional deaths from COVID-19 were reported across Northwest Indiana, while the state added over 1,100 new cases, updated data provided Wednesday showed.
Eicher family enjoys signs of Spring
Lovina’s Amish Kitchen is a weekly feature highlighting life in the Amish community.
With statewide mask mandate set to end, Indiana COVID map shows spread increasing again
Six days before Indiana’s statewide mask mandate ends and advisories governing business restrictions become obsolete, COVID’s spread rate increases.
Proof of residency no longer needed for COVID-19 vaccine in Indiana
State Health Commissioner Dr. Kristina Box said the decision was made to ensure the state removes any barrier to getting a vaccine.
High-speed chase ends with discovery of suspected drugs, loaded gun, police say
Shyheim J. McCoy, 26, of Chicago, at one point was driving over 105 mph as he tried to escape a pursuing officer, Indiana State Police said.
Paula Shoyer offers Kosher recipes for the Instant Pot
Paula Shoyer’s latest cookbook is “The Instant Pot® Kosher Cookbook: 100 Recipes to Nourish Body and Soul.”
Governor said Indy, locals could impose COVID-19 restrictions. This bill threatens that.
Senate Bill 5 prohibits local health officials from implementing more stringent restrictions than the state unless those restrictions are approved.