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Indiana Officials Won’t Say How Many Ventilators The State Has
Ventilators are among the most important equipment hospitals need to treat a surge of COVID-19 patients. Companies such as General Motors are gearing up emergency production of the machines, which take over the labor of breathing for…
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Bloomington city hall now officially closed due to COVID-19
In a press release issued late Tuesday afternoon, the city of Bloomington announced that city hall, on Morton Street in downtown, is now closed to visitors. The move is part of several measures being taken on…
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Hoosiers hopeful for 2020 Olympics amid possible postponement because of coronavirus
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. – The International Olympic Committee told athletes Sunday it’s considering postponing the 2020 Olympics in Tokyo due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. The games are scheduled to start July 24. While the IOC…
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Bloomington South basketball receives shout-out on SportsCenter
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. — Around 11 p.m. Sunday, members of the Bloomington South boys basketball team were watching ESPN when SportsCenter gave the Panthers a senior night shout-out. “I was kind of in shock for a…
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IU student becomes first confirmed coronavirus case in Monroe County
BLOOMINGTON, Ind. — Monroe County has its first official case of COVID-19, and it’s an Indiana University (IU) student. The school says the student came to IU Health Center IU Bloomington on March 13. They…
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Indiana Reports 4th COVID-19 Death
Indiana health officials said Saturday that a fourth person died from the coronavirus as the state reported 47 new cases amid the pandemic, bringing Indiana’s total count to 126. The state’s latest death from COVID-19,…
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Window visits at long-term care facility in Bloomington brings smiles to residents
BLOOMINGTON — Long term care facilities across the country are trying to adapt to visitor restrictions as they try to protect its residents from the coronavirus. At Garden Villa in Bloomington, all outside visitors are…
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Indiana basketball’s De’Ron Davis says missing out on NCAA Tournament will haunt him forever
BLOOMINGTON, Ind. — Indiana basketball De’Ron Davis and Devonte Green are the first players since 1972 to spend four years at IU and not get to the NCAA Tournament. That statistic comes with a big…
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Bloomington Woman Shoots Armed Intruder
(BLOOMINGTON) – A 24-year-old Bloomington woman shot an armed intruder after he entered her apartment Sunday night wearing a ski mask and ordered the occupants onto the floor at gunpoint. The 25-year-old Illinois man is…
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Bloomington distillery making hand sanitizer for the community, first responders and hospitals
INDIANAPOLIS – Cardinal Spirits in Bloomington typically runs a tasting room and restaurant but that changed this week when Governor Eric Holcomb directed bars and restaurants to close for in-person dining. State officials hope this…
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