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Ball State Helping With National Study On Exercise At Molecular Level
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Evansville Area Local COVID-19 Study Shows Low Level of Virus
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Eli Lilly Acquires Dermatology Pharmaceutical Company Dermira For $1.1 Billion
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Indiana Cancer Researchers Trying To Include More Minorites In Their Studies
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Purdue: Climate Change Hurts Indiana Fish
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For 25 years, Stan Sollars has served as Indiana Public Radio's Morning Edition host.
That’s a lot of "Good mornings," vinyl car seat warnings and Pleasant Valley Sundays.
He’s been there for your first cup of coffee, your morning commute and, perhaps, your first smile of the day - puns always intended.
You count on Stan every morning for information about what’s happening around the corner and around the globe and everywhere in between.
Happy anniversary, Stan!COVID-19 has forced states and local governments to make hard decisions as they find ways to respond during this global pandemic. But what information has been guiding them as they make decisions that affect both public health and the economy? What is the human impact of these decisions? And how can we keep ourselves and our loved ones safe? Join us as we answer these questions. We welcome your questions as well.
Holcomb said he’s pressing pause because of recent upticks in hospitalization rates and the percentage of Hoosiers testing positive for the virus.
“It’s a very volatile environment out there around the country and it is in the state of Indiana, as well,” Holcomb said. “We’re not immune to that fact.”indianapublicradio.org
Gov. Eric Holcomb announced Indiana will largely press pause on its reopening plan instead of moving to the final phase this weekend. The state was set to enter Stage 5, which imposed virtually no restrictions on store and restaurant capacities or gathering sizes. Instead, Holcomb said cur