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Indiana nursing homes share concerns about quick-test COVID-19 devices being allocated by U.S. Department of Health and Human Services

Whitney Downard, CNHI Statehouse Reporter
INDIANAPOLIS — Nearly two dozen Indiana skilled nursing facilities will receive COVID-19 testing devices in the upcoming days as part of the latest allocation from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. Of the 22 sites, the highest concentration of devices appears to be northern Indiana, with four devices earmarked for Elkhart County facilities.
Vectren says rebranding of company name part of continued refocus on utility business

EVANSVILLE — Vectren, a CenterPoint Energy Company, will be rebranded solely under the name of CenterPoint Energy in the coming months as part of the company's continued focus on its utility strategies.
Steuben County-based Brightmark puts out call for mountains of plastic waste to begin converting it to fuel as operations begin

ATTN: Lake and Marion

ASHLEY — Brightmark, the waste plastic to fuel conversion company, has put out a call for literally mountains of waste plastic to fuel its operation in southern Steuben County and new plants it plans to bring online in the coming years.
COMMENTARY: Coronavirus concerns and morale issues hang over the University of Southern Indiana

University of Southern Indiana officials said it was an attempt at transparency. But some faculty members saw it as a threat and a blow to morale.
Suit against Cass County on proposed zinc reclamation plant is in legal limbo after Fulton County judge hears arguments in case

The first lawsuit against Cass County because of a proposed zinc reclamation plant went into legal limbo on Friday.
St. Joseph County health inspectors still find daily mask order violations

As St. Joseph County elected leaders consider fining businesses and individuals for violating the county’s coronavirus mask order, there has been a slight improvement in compliance but health department inspectors are still finding, on average, about a violation per day, according to a Tribune analysis of public records.
A 'very cautious' outlook on COVID-19 as Notre Dame students prepare to return

ATTN: Elkhart

SOUTH BEND — A month ago, Fourth of July gatherings of young people helped to spark a rise in coronavirus cases around Michiana, and heading into August young adults are still a concern, but this time as they head back to college.
With more instruction online, IU students ask for tuition cut

Rebecca Chitlik thought out-of-state tuition was worth the cost when she decided to enroll at Indiana University two years ago. Now, she’s not so sure.
Monroe County to make online complaint, exemption forms available for local COVID-19 rules

County officials say they expect to have online complaint and exemption forms ready by the end of the week regarding the county’s local health order.
Bloomington ranked most economically vulnerable college town in the United States with a population of over 50,000

A personal finance technology company has ranked Bloomington as the most economically vulnerable college town in America during the COVID-19 pandemic.

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