MERS Patient Released From Hospital

INDIANAPOLIS — The individual who was being treated for Middle East Respiratory Syndrome (MERS) was released from Community Hospital in Munster today, health officials say. The patient is considered to be fully recovered and has been cleared by health officials to come off of isolation and may travel, if necessary. “The patient has tested negative […]

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Opening Reception for Material Possessions and Ignorance With Wings

Lubeznik Center for the Arts will hold an opening reception on May 16, 6-8 p.m. (CDT) for its new exhibits Material Possessions, contemporary fiber art by Frank Connet, Karen Gubitz, Aram Han, John Paul Morabito, Lisa Lee Peterson and Clifford Peterson (Hyndman Gallery); and, Ignorance With Wings by Michael Bill Smith (Brincka-Cross and Northview second

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Fifth Third Bank Receives Governor’s Volunteer Service Award

CHICAGO — Fifth Third Bank was recently honored by Illinois Governor Pat Quinn and the Serve Illinois Commission with the Illinois Governor’s Volunteer Service Award.  The awards recognize individual volunteers and volunteer programs through a statewide award program designed to highlight the importance of volunteerism and community service in the State of Illinois.  The bank

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Study: Neighbors’ Illnesses Could Drive Up Premiums

MUNCIE – Under the Affordable Care Act (ACA), healthy Hoosiers who buy health insurance from the exchange might pay significantly more in premiums because of the poor health of their neighbors, says a new policy brief from Ball State University. The university’s Center for Business and Economic Research (CBER) recently released “Individual Market Premium Variations

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