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State misses another 2020 monthly revenue target; May income down from budget estimate by nearly $233 million

ATTN: DeKalb, LaGrange and Noble

INDIANAPOLIS — Indiana missed its May revenue target by about $233 million, with another big miss in sales taxes.
Companies share best practices to prevent coronavirus spread: Manufacturing sector making adjustments to ensure safety of workers

ATTN: Scott
SOUTHERN INDIANA — As some Southern Indiana manufacturers prepare to resume or expand operations that may have been limited under statewide restrictions because of COVID-19, local industry leaders offer support and advice on moving forward safely.
EDITORIAL: Bridging Indiana’s broadband gulf

When state Rep. Tonya Pfaff, a Terre Haute teacher, talked in May about the dizzying transition educators faced when schools were abruptly closed in March due to the coronavirus pandemic, she noted that being asked to suddenly teach remotely carried a variety of challenges.
Downtown Huntingburg restaurants to have outdoor seating option, including using parking spaces in front

HUNTINGBURG — Restaurants along Huntingburg’s Fourth Street will soon be able to have outdoor seating at their businesses.
New art display transforms Sixth Street corridor in downtown Logansport

New mural panels are nearly complete on the Cass County annex buildings on Sixth Street.
Governor extends Indiana's health emergency for additional 30 days to Juy 4

ATTN: Carroll, Fulton, Howard, MIami, Pulaski and White

INDIANAPOLIS — Gov. Eric Holcomb Wednesday signed Executive Order 20-30 to extend the public health emergency for an additional 30 days to July 4, according to a press release from the state.
Thermal screenings could become new norm at gatherings as a means of limiting COVID-19

SOUTHERN INDIANA — It doesn’t take much effort to see the immediate changes brought on by the coronavirus pandemic.
At least 30 COVID-19 deaths reported at six nursing homes in Indiana, federal government report says
- WHITNEY DOWNARD, CNHI Statehouse Reporter
ATTN: Clark, Johnson, Lake, Marion. Noble and Warrick

INDIANAPOLIS — At least six Hoosier nursing homes have lost more than 30 patients to COVID-19, according to federal data released Thursday that for the first time details the pandemic’s toll on the state’s nursing facilities.
Mitch Daniels: Limited capacity at Ross-Ade Stadium for Purdue football home games in 2020: one-fourth of 57,000 seats initially

WEST LAFAYETTE - Ross-Ade Stadium may welcome around 15,000 fans to each of its six home games this season, according to Purdue President Mitch Daniels.
62 receive Miami County COVID-19 relief funding: Local stores given between $1,000 and $8,500 from OCRA grant

PERU – Miami County is set to award 62 local businesses with grant money totaling $250,000 to assist with the financial strain caused by the COVID-19 outbreak.

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HUNTINGBURG — Restaurants along Huntingburg’s Fourth Street will soon be able to have outdoor seating at their businesses.