Indiana

Residents of Utica, a small town along the Ohio River, urged municipal board members to hire additional officers earlier this week.

A viral picture on Twitter showed two men wearing Nazi flag armbands reportedly handing out Nazi political party applications and anti-Semitic pamphlets in Henryville, Indiana.

As schools in Indiana reopen this week, a student and teacher in the state have already tested positive for COVID-19.

"The necessary health precautions would have greatly diminished the educational value of hosting the debate on our campus," said University of Notre Dame President Reverend John I. Jenkins.

Gov. Eric Holcomb, a Republican, signed an executive order Friday that requires face coverings be worn in all public spaces throughout the state, but he decided not to criminalize violating the mandate.

Sheriffs in four counties take issue with the fact that the law was not passed by elected legislators.

Governor Eric Holcomb assured that the "mask police" will not be patrolling the streets despite the new madate.

Mississippi saw the largest jump in the country over the last 14 days.

'It is beyond shameful that the government, in the end, carried out this execution in haste, in the middle of the night, while the country was sleeping," Ruth Friedman, one of Lee's attorneys, said.

Daniel Lewis Lee, 47, of Yukon, Oklahoma, died by lethal injection at the federal prison in Terre Haute, Indiana.

The 47-year-old, of Yukon, Oklahoma, is scheduled to receive the lethal injection at the U.S. Penitentiary in Terre Haute, Indiana for the 1996 killings of an Arkansas family.

Charlotte Martin, former chair of the Hendricks County Democratic Party, stepped down from her position after being questioned about her membership with the United Daughters of Confederacy.

Video shows people clinging to the hood of a car after it allegedly drove through crowd in Bloomington.

"The only lives that matter are their own and the only power they seek is their own," said Rev. Theodore Rothrock, of the St. Elizabeth Seton Catholic Church in Carmel, Indiana.

In a weekly message to parishioners, a pastor from Carmel, Indiana, compared Black Lives Matter protesters to "maggots and parasites" and referred to the movement as a "malevolent force."

The ACLU's case also claims that on June 14, Fort Wayne police officers dragged protesters out of private businesses where they had sought shelter from the gas and other police weapons.

A group of white bystanders greeted protesters who took part in demonstrations against the death of George Floyd with assault rifles and menacing stares in a rural Indiana city this week.

Bates tested positive for COVID-19 and spent weeks at the Indianapolis VA hospital battling double pneumonia.

A consumer group responded to the utility companies' request, calling it "unprecedented utility greed."

Jim Lucas has said his post was aimed at mocking the government and has been "blown out of proportion."

The Republican state leader said his failure to wear a face mask was a "lapse in my usual vigilance."

The woman was talking while she was transported to hospital after the shooting in Indianapolis, but later died of her injuries.

Tyson Foods announced meat processing plants in Washington, Iowa and Indiana would close this week after workers at each facility tested positive for COVID-19.

The men, who knew the victim, broke into a Lake Station, Indiana, home after finding out she had received her $1,200 check.

Slaughterhouse shutdowns in response to COVID-19 cases among employees are disrupting the U.S. food supply chain, sparking fears over consumer access to meat and poultry.

During the upcoming weekend, residents living in areas of Chicago, Ohio, Indiana, Pennsylvania and New York, could experience winter weather conditions, with the possibility of snow.

The damage was severe in several parts of Indiana, where trees and utility poles were downed during the storms.

Clerk allegedly told Asian doctor to leave gas station and never come back because of coronavirus.

A customer at the restaurant in Evansville, Indiana, asked to be served by a white staff member in an alleged racist incident that Olive Garden is investigating.

The opioid overdose epidemic kills 130 Americans every day on average, according to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.