Articles tagged as: COVID-19
June 9, 2020
State Leaders Leave COVID-19 School Reopening Plans To Local Health Departments
Many worry about how to pay for some of the changes, and whether or not all of them will be needed or possible in different parts of the state.
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Coronavirus: CTE Programs 'Pilot' For In-Person Class, Expanded Vote-My-Mail Unlikely For Fall
The Indiana State Department of Health reported 37 additional confirmed deaths since Sunday, bringing the states total to 2,158. The state announced more than 38,000 total confirmed cases, with more than 315,000 Hoosiers tested.
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BMV Set To Allow Walk-In Customers At Branches
The agency still isnt offering driving skills tests, however. It says its finalizing a timeline for when it will resume those exams.
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One-Time Utility Benefit Available For Some Impacted By COVID-19
Those who lost their jobs or had hours significantly cut back can receive up to $350 in a one-time benefit to pay their utility bills.
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IU Health To Ease Temporary Visitor Restrictions
Indiana University Health will begin relaxing some of the temporary visitor restrictions put in place at the start of the COVID-19 pandemic starting June 15.
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Dance Kaleidoscope Moves In-Studio Classes Online
Indianapolis Dance Kaleidoscope is known for its graceful yet athletic contemporary dance routines. When COVID-19 ended its performance season, it moved in-studio classes online.
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Expanded Vote-By-Mail Looks Unlikely For November Election
A majority of the Indiana Election Commission made up of two Democrats and two Republicans must agree to expand vote-by-mail for November.
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Hogsett Announces CARES Funding Focus
City officials outlined proposals that allocate $76 million in federal funding and will be taken up by the City-County Council.
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Council Takes Up Racism As Public Health Crisis And COVID-19 Funding
The Indianapolis City-County Council met Monday and business included a COVID-19 update, new proposals for using federal funding and a resolution declaring racism a public health crisis.
Read MoreJune 7, 2020
Business Owners Innovate To Stay Open During Pandemic
Marion County restaurants are now able to offer more services including outdoor and, limited indoor dining. Many business owners innovated during stay-at-home, to stay open, including Jeanette Footman, co-owner of Perk Up Caf and Brotgarten German Artisan Bakery in Broad Ripple.
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