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Gov. Holcomb signs COVID-19 Executive Orders

Governor Holcomb signs executive orders lasting until July, 31.
DNR recommends removal of feeders and bird baths statewide

After receiving reports of sick and dying birds, DNR recommends Indiana residents cease feeding all birds statewide.
Indiana May Revenue Report released

The monthly revenue report for May 2021 state tax collections has been released.
Margaret Mary Health Now Providing Access at Vaccine Clinic Without an Appointment

As many have experienced over the last year, rural communities aren’t beyond COVID-19’s reach.
Indiana Chamber Survey: Hoosier Employers Express Economic Enthusiasm

More than one year after the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, Indiana employers are optimistic about the future – particularly the state’s economy and overall business climate.
Richmond Man Dies In Airplane Crash

The Indiana State Police is currently assisting the Federal Aviation Administration with the investigation of an airplane crash. The crash took place south of the Richmond Municipal Airport located on IN-227 in Wayne County.
Two Arrested for Dealing Methamphetamine in Dearborn County

Recently, the service of an arrest warrant at a Moores Hill, Indiana home led to the arrest of two occupants on charges of dealing methamphetamine and other drug related charges after a search warrant was obtained for the property.
Seymour Man Jailed for Dealing Methamphetamine

Today, a 38 year old Seymour, Indiana man was arrested for dealing methamphetamine following a traffic stop on the north side of Seymour.
Holcomb Signs Five Next Level Agenda Bills

The Governor also signed an executive order to promote pregnancy accommodations
Indiana Chamber Calls 2021 Session ‘Strong’ for Business Recovery

Indiana Chamber Calls 2021 Session ‘Strong’ for Business Recovery, ButFailure to Act on FAFSA Completion Rate ‘Hurting Hoosier Families’
Tragedy strikes Indianapolis

INDIANAPOLIS — Tragedy struck in Indianapolis on Thursday, April 15 when eight lives were lost in a mass shooting at the FedEx facility located near I-70 and the Indianapolis airport, and less than 70 miles my Batesville.
Indiana named second best state for drivers

The personal finance website WalletHub recently named Indiana the second best state in the nation for drivers.
Gov. Holcomb signs Executive Order to assist with COVID-19 response

INDIANAPOLIS — Governor Eric J. Holcomb has signed Executive Order 20-51 to renew certain directives issued in response to the COVID-19 outbreak.
November Indiana Unemployment Report

INDIANAPOLIS — Indiana's unemployment rate stands at 5.0 percent for November, and the national rate is 6.7 percent.
A Hoosier Holiday Message

I hope this letter finds you in good health and spirit. As our nation continues to fight this pandemic, I recognize that this has been a difficult year for all. Still, I hope this holiday season serves to remind each of us the many blessings in our lives and gives you a renewed sense of optimism that better days lie just ahead.
Governor Holcomb unveils 2021 next level agenda

Governor Eric J. Holcomb announced his 2021 Next Level Agenda, which is focused on safely navigating out of the pandemic and emerging as a stronger Indiana.
Jan. 2021 virtual hiring events hosted by the IDOC

Sometimes you just know when it's time to start something new. Here is your chance. Start YOUR new, challenging and rewarding career with the Indiana Department of Correction (IDOC).
OMB Director Cris Johnston gives statement on the state revenue forecast

See what OMB Director has to say about recent State revenue.
Teacher compensation commission releases recommendations

INDIANAPOLIS – The Next Level Teacher Compensation Commission released its report detailing recommendations for making teacher pay competitive with surrounding states.
Businesses and teacher organizations sacrifice to accelerate Hoosier recovery

As Indiana grapples with a renewed surge in cases, hospitalizations and deaths from the coronavirus, the Indiana Chamber of Commerce and the Indiana State Teachers Association (ISTA) are urging Hoosier organizations and individuals to redouble virus mitigation efforts.