May Employment Numbers Show Pessimism In Indiana
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Cosby says everything in the micro-grocery store is under $6. “Bananas, apples, potatoes, oranges, peppers, lettuce,” says Cosby.
Indy Bodega Model Addresses Access To Healthy, Affordable Foods In Food Deserts
A new micro-grocery store and coffee shop has opened in one of Indianapolis's food deserts. The bodega will sell fresh fruits, veggies, and pantry staples at an affordable price. As Indiana Public Broadcasting's Jill Sheridan reports, the last grocery store in the area closed in 2015. BodegasThe Hoosier private sector lost jobs in May, for the second consecutive month – 1,200 positions, mostly from the leisure and hospitality and financial sectors.
May Employment Numbers Show Pessimism In Indiana
Indiana’s unemployment rate remained unchanged in May, holding steady at 3.6 percent. Indiana’s rate is the same as the national average, which also held steady last month. The state’s rate hasn’t improved since 2017. The Hoosier private sector lost jobs in May, for the second consecutiveThough it will open without a state license, the Whole Woman's Health Alliance clinic is still operating under the same oversight as other medical facilities. The license for abortion clinics is a state requirement, not a federal one.
South Bend Abortion Clinic Will Start Seeing Patients Next Week
An abortion clinic in South Bend will open next week without a state license, following an injunction by a federal judge in a lengthy federal court battle that will still go to trial next year. Without the license, the Whole Woman's Health Alliance clinic is still operating under the same