Governor Eric J. Holcomb today announced he has asked the State Budget Agency (SBA) to initiate plans to reduce state agency appropriations by 15 percent for Fiscal Year 2021 because of the sharp drop in state revenues that was reported for April and to prepare for a continued decline in state revenue because of the economic impact of COVID-19.
One year ago tomorrow, 4-year-old Owen Jones of Monticello disappeared after being swept away in a flooded Deer Creek.
IGNITION includes plays by Chicago playwrights Monty Cole, Georgette Kelly, Exal Iraheta and Alex Lubischer | 2020 Festival runs online June 18th-July 17th
ARTS & BUSINESS COUNCIL OF CHICAGO KICKS OFF CHALLENGE TO SELECT CHICAGO’S 35 GREATEST MUSIC MOMENTS OF ALL TIME AND HOSTS RAFFLE WITH GREAT PRIZES TO SUPPORT ARTISTS IN UNDERINVESTED COMMUNITIES TO REBUILD AND RECOVER FROM COVID-19
Steppenwolf Theatre Company Raises $640,000 Towards Educational Programming with Online Fundraiser Pants Optional: A Steppenwolf Soirée | One-of-a-Kind Online Fundraiser Entertains with Live Music, Celebrity Guests and Surprise Appearances
Director of Nursing, Mary Kring received the Courage Award at the Madison Correctional Facility.
Please join Wabash Valley Correctional Facility (WVCF) as we congratulate Timothy Leffler on his promotion to Correctional Sergeant.
Brian Smith, Warden of Putnamville Correctional Facility (ISF) for the Indiana Department of Correction (IDOC) began his career on December 11, 1978 as a Substance Abuse Counselor at ISF. Smith promoted to Correctional Caseworker December 1979, Unit Team Manager in 1986, Deputy Warden at Rockville Correctional in 2002, and served as Deputy Warden at Wabash Valley Correctional. In 2011 Smith was promoted to Warden at Plainfield Correctional Facility. Smith then returned to ISF on May 24, 2015 where he finishes his career as Warden.
Overdose Lifeline, Inc. will distribute 25,000 doses of naloxone in the midst of COVID-19 pandemic
