Lawrence man charged with federal hate crime against neighbor, accused of burning cross
An Indiana man is facing a federal hate crime charge for allegedly intimidating a neighbor because he’s Black.
Two-thirds of Indiana’s coronavirus deaths were long-term care residents
Earlier counts showed a far lower percentage of total deaths came from residents of nursing homes and assisted living centers. State is still counting
What’s lurking in jobless claims data may be worse than the loss of the $600 bonus
Initial unemployment claims in recent weeks have been mostly declining in Indiana, but continued claims have been rising.
PETA protests against swim test on small animals at Eli Lilly
Animal rights group wants the pharmaceutical giant to stop swim test on small animals.
IMPD officers involved in fatal shooting of McHale Rose return to full duty
Four Indianapolis Metropolitan Police officers involved in the fatal shooting of 19-year-old McHale Rose have returned to duty.
National, local Urban League initiative will target needs of Indianapolis’ Black community
The Indianapolis African American Quality of Life Renewal Initiative is funded by a $100 million grant from the Lilly Endowment.
Statewide coronavirus update: Indiana reports a record 1,051 cases
News and updates on coronavirus in Indiana for August 6, 2020.
Indiana coronavirus cases: Indiana reaches new record for cases
Here’s how many cases of the novel coronavirus and deaths from COVID-19 the Indiana State Department of Health reported on Thursday, Aug. 6, 2020.
Franklin County prosecutor gives Art Schlichter case update
Franklin County prosecutor Ron O’Brien gives Art Schlichter case update.
Avon High School student tests positive for coronavirus
Avon Community Schools officials said they learned on Wednesday that a high school student tested positive for Covid-19, spokesperson Stacey Moore said,