Aug 5 Environment New Albany Officials Look To Amplify Natural Amenities With Trail Projects New Albany officials are making progress on a handful of projects that will extend the Greenway and promote interactions with nature. By John Boyle Aug 5 Environment New Albany Officials Look To Amplify Natural Amenities With Trail Projects John Boyle
Jul 31 Health Coronavirus Cases At Caesars Southern Indiana Worry Employees There are 15 positive cases among Caesars employees, the Harrison County Health Department confirmed on Thursday. By John Boyle Jul 31 Health Coronavirus Cases At Caesars Southern Indiana Worry Employees John Boyle
Jul 27 Health Hoosiers React To First Day Of Indiana’s Mask Mandate Indiana’s statewide mask mandate went into effect Monday, requiring Hoosiers to wear face coverings in a number of social settings. By John Boyle Jul 27 Health Hoosiers React To First Day Of Indiana’s Mask Mandate John Boyle
Jul 23 Education New Albany-Floyd County Schools Delay Start Date By 2 Weeks Members of the New Albany Floyd County School Board voted unanimously to push the in-class start date to Aug. 12 from July 29. By John Boyle Jul 23 Education New Albany-Floyd County Schools Delay Start Date By 2 Weeks John Boyle
Jul 16 Health New Albany Mask Measure Stops Short Of Mandate City council passed a resolution that “recommends and strongly encourages” people wear face masks, but there is no requirement. By John Boyle Jul 16 Health New Albany Mask Measure Stops Short Of Mandate John Boyle
Jul 7 Community Jeffersonville Moves Forward With Police Body Camera Program A new 5-year program would bring 75 cameras to the Jeffersonville Police Department and outfit all officers with them. By John Boyle Jul 7 Community Jeffersonville Moves Forward With Police Body Camera Program John Boyle
Jul 2 Community Sherman Minton Bridge Could See 54 Days Of Full Closure During Repair A plan from Sherman Minton Renewal officials calls for 54 days of full closure during the three-year bridge rehabilitation project. By John Boyle Jul 2 Community Sherman Minton Bridge Could See 54 Days Of Full Closure During Repair John Boyle
Jul 1 Community Driving In Indiana? Put Down That Phone Starting Today As of Wednesday, drivers will no longer be allowed to hold cell phones or other devices in their hands while a vehicle is in motion. By John Boyle Jul 1 Community Driving In Indiana? Put Down That Phone Starting Today John Boyle
Feb 16 Health 5 Years After Indiana’s Historic HIV Outbreak, Many Rural Places Remain At Risk Fewer than a third of the 220 counties deemed by the federal government as vulnerable to similar outbreaks have working syringe exchanges. By Laura Ungar, Kaiser Health News Feb 16 Health 5 Years After Indiana's Historic HIV Outbreak, Many Rural Places Remain At Risk Laura Ungar, Kaiser Health News
Oct 31 Health Indiana Halts Medicaid Work Requirements In Light Of Pending Lawsuits The state said it is temporarily stopping Medicaid work requirements due to a lawsuit by Indiana Medicaid enrollees pending in federal court. By Lisa Gillespie Oct 31 Health Indiana Halts Medicaid Work Requirements In Light Of Pending Lawsuits Lisa Gillespie
Jun 11 Health How One Indiana Hospital Drastically Cut Opioid Prescriptions At Indiana University Health, which has 16 hospitals across the state, they’re cutting back on opioid prescriptions and giving more advice to patients. By Leigh DeNoon, Side Effects Public Media Jun 11 Health How One Indiana Hospital Drastically Cut Opioid Prescriptions Leigh DeNoon, Side Effects Public Media
May 28 Politics Supreme Court Upholds Indiana Abortion Law On Fetal Remains The Supreme Court is upholding an Indiana law that requires abortion providers to dispose of aborted fetuses in the same way as human remains. By Mark Sherman, Associated Press May 28 Politics Supreme Court Upholds Indiana Abortion Law On Fetal Remains Mark Sherman, Associated Press
May 6 Health Indiana Nurses Can Practice In Kentucky Beginning July 1 Indiana joins what’s known as a nurse licensure compact shared by 31 other states. Kentucky is currently the only state bordering Indiana that is a compact-member. By Lisa Gillespie May 6 Health Indiana Nurses Can Practice In Kentucky Beginning July 1 Lisa Gillespie
Mar 18 Environment Who Gets To Harness The Power Of The Sun In Kentucky? Will it be homes and businesses with rooftop solar panels feeding excess power into the grid? Or utilities generating solar power at economies of scale? By Ryan Van Velzer Mar 18 Environment Who Gets To Harness The Power Of The Sun In Kentucky? Ryan Van Velzer
Feb 19 Environment Researchers Predict Indiana Coal Will Be Replaced By 2080 As energy demands change and coal fired power plants reach the end of their lifespans, researchers believe coal will be replaced by natural gas, wind and solar by 2080. By Ryan Van Velzer Feb 19 Environment Researchers Predict Indiana Coal Will Be Replaced By 2080 Ryan Van Velzer