Articles by Ken Hartman

Lebanon Community Schools and Zionsville Community Schools closed their building at 6 p.m. Thursday due to COVID-19 (coronavirus) concerns. The buildings will remain closed through spring break. According to the Indianapolis Star, students will have […]

The Clinton County School Safety Commission, which comprises the four Clinton County school systems, issued a letter Thursday following a meeting to discuss the coronavirus. The following is that letter. The four Clinton County school […]

The legislative session concluded Wednesday, with the General Assembly passing a number of measures to help Hoosiers by assisting veterans, improving health care price transparency and supporting Hoosier schools, among other topics, said State Sen. […]

The Indiana State Police will be joining forces this week with Kentucky, Michigan, Ohio, Pennsylvania, and West Virginia State Police agencies, for what is known as the Six-State Trooper Project. During this collaborative effort, troopers across […]

The number of Hoosiers who have tested presumptively positive for COVID-19 remains at six, according to the Indiana State Department of Health (ISDH). Two individuals with positive tests announced earlier today are residents of Boone […]

Inside INdiana Business is reporting that the Indiana State Fair has announced this year’s theme: Basketball. The fair, which will run August 7-23, will pay tribute to Indiana’s basketball history through experiences, including a basketball […]

State Senator Brian Buchanan (R-Lebanon) welcomed the following students to the Statehouse who served as Senate pages in February. Marianne Adams, from Remington, attends Indiana Academy for Science, Mathematics and Humanities Lilly Cook, from Rensselaer, […]

Multiple media outlets are reporting that Indiana could have its third case of coronavirus following a statement Sunday by the Hendricks County Health Department that a student at Hickory Elementary School in Avon has tested […]

The Indiana State Department of Health (ISDH) has identified the second presumptive positive case of COVID-19 in the state. The patient, an adult who resides in Hendricks County, is in isolation with mild symptoms and […]