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"We want to provide our schools certainty, and we understand they've had to adapt quickly to ensure learning continues in the face of an unprecedented public health crisis," said state Rep. Hal Slager, R-Schererville
It all – already – feels like one long blur when looking back at 2020.
CNHI Statehouse Reporter INDIANAPOLIS — Indiana’s teachers are paid too little for the work they do but raising their salaries to be competitive will cost an estimated $600 million, according to the state’s highly anticipated Teacher Compensation Report. “There’s a sizable gap between what Indiana teachers are currently … Read More
Kroger Health, the healthcare division of The Kroger Co.announced on Tuesday it will provide the COVID-19 vaccine nationwide across its 2,200 pharmacies and 220 clinics, partnering with the federal government and state health departments to administer the vaccine in accordance with the rollout plan.
The state is jumpstarting a comprehensive plan to analyze housing needs as the Hoosier state tries to attract and retain its workforce. Governor Eric Holcomb says having enough housing for an increasing number of workers in the state is a challenge.
Family members of stabbing victim Matthew Lucas have canceled plans for visitation after an outbreak of COVID-19 within the family.
CNHI Statehouse INDIANAPOLIS — Hospital representatives, nurses and doctors shared their heart-wrenching stories from the front lines in a bid to persuade Hoosiers to limit their Thanksgiving celebrations as Indiana fights against a surge of COVID-19 hospitalizations. With a record-breaking 3,040 Hoosiers hospitalized, the weekly state press conference … Read More
Indiana’s statewide network of public broadcasting television stations is preparing to use its over-the-air tv signals to provide a form of internet service to students who are learning virtually but may not have access to the internet at home.
The COVID-19 crisis confounded that commitment for a couple of weeks. However, as the basketball season attempts to start and given the high number of ACL tears in the game, the time is right.
Indiana’s statewide network of public broadcasting television stations is preparing to use its over-the-air tv signals to provide a form of internet service to students who are learning virtually but may not have access to the internet at home.
The COVID-19 crisis confounded that commitment for a couple of weeks. However, as the basketball season attempts to start and given the high number of ACL tears in the game, the time is right.
The COVID-19 crisis confounded that commitment for a couple of weeks. However, as the basketball season attempts to start and given the high number of ACL tears in the game, the time is right.
The COVID-19 crisis confounded that commitment for a couple of weeks. However, as the basketball season attempts to start and given the high number of ACL tears in the game, the time is right.
The COVID-19 crisis confounded that commitment for a couple of weeks. However, as the basketball season attempts to start and given the high number of ACL tears in the game, the time is right.
The COVID-19 crisis confounded that commitment for a couple of weeks. However, as the basketball season attempts to start and given the high number of ACL tears in the game, the time is right.
The COVID-19 crisis confounded that commitment for a couple of weeks. However, as the basketball season attempts to start and given the high number of ACL tears in the game, the time is right.
The COVID-19 crisis confounded that commitment for a couple of weeks. However, as the basketball season attempts to start and given the high number of ACL tears in the game, the time is right.
CNHI Statehouse INDIANAPOLIS — Hospital representatives, nurses and doctors shared their heart-wrenching stories from the front lines in a bid to persuade Hoosiers to limit their Thanksgiving celebrations as Indiana fights against a surge of COVID-19 hospitalizations. With a record-breaking 3,040 Hoosiers hospitalized, the weekly state press conference … Read More
Indiana’s statewide network of public broadcasting television stations is preparing to use its over-the-air tv signals to provide a form of internet service to students who are learning virtually but may not have access to the internet at home.
The COVID-19 crisis confounded that commitment for a couple of weeks. However, as the basketball season attempts to start and given the high number of ACL tears in the game, the time is right.
Indiana’s statewide network of public broadcasting television stations is preparing to use its over-the-air tv signals to provide a form of internet service to students who are learning virtually but may not have access to the internet at home.
The COVID-19 crisis confounded that commitment for a couple of weeks. However, as the basketball season attempts to start and given the high number of ACL tears in the game, the time is right.
Indiana’s statewide network of public broadcasting television stations is preparing to use its over-the-air tv signals to provide a form of internet service to students who are learning virtually but may not have access to the internet at home.
The COVID-19 crisis confounded that commitment for a couple of weeks. However, as the basketball season attempts to start and given the high number of ACL tears in the game, the time is right.
The COVID-19 crisis confounded that commitment for a couple of weeks. However, as the basketball season attempts to start and given the high number of ACL tears in the game, the time is right.
By Dan Spalding InkFreeNews Imagine if Watergate had happened in an era of social media and cable news. Back in 1974 – when I was 12 and oddly glued to the news of Watergate – Richard Nixon left office in disgrace with a job approval rating around 25 percent. … Read More
After a months-long pandemic managed almost entirely by Gov. Eric Holcomb, many Hoosier lawmakers had one takeaway: the governor has too much power.
Phyllida Lloyd's “Herself,” an Irish drama of spousal abuse set against Dublin's housing crisis, has some narrative weak spots but its foundation of resilience and heart is strong.
When Hurricane Mitch hit Honduras in 1998, Warsaw resident Joe Wilkey was at ground zero working with the relief effort.
Millicent Horn Andrews, known to friends as “Millie,” passed away on Saturday, Nov. 28, 2020, at 6 a.m. in her Warsaw home, with her husband Denny at her side. Due to the COVID-19 crisis, no services will be held at this time. Interment will be held privately in … Read More