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Bankers Life Welcomes Back Fans With Renovations

Bankers Life Fieldhouse Welcomes Back Fans With Renovations Taylor Bennett/WFYI The first phase of renovations to Bankers Life Fieldhouse stayed on schedule despite some disruptions caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. Executive Vice-President for Corporate Communication, Community Engagement and Facility Operations, Mel Raines said fans headed back to the Fieldhouse will notice big changes. “The first thing they are going to see is the new scoreboard.  It’s really impactful.  We’ve added all new screens, two LED’s, one on the top, one on the bottom, a new underbelly screen for those sitting down closer to the court,” Raines said. “ It will blow you away when you enter the entry pavilion.”

Indiana coronavirus updates for January 18, 2021

Indiana coronavirus cases: 3,973 more cases, 41 new deaths reported

Indiana coronavirus cases: 3,973 more cases, 41 new deaths reported Amelia Pak-Harvey, Indianapolis Star Replay Video UP NEXT Indiana reported 3,973 new coronavirus cases Saturday and an additional 41 deaths, bringing the state total to 587,049 positive cases and 8,913 deaths since the pandemic began last year.  The latest statewide figures continue a recent downward trend, with the seven-day average of positive cases dropping to 4,087. That statewide average has been decreasing every day since Jan. 10.  The seven-day average for number of statewide deaths has also been decreasing, dropping to an average of 39 as of Jan. 15.  © Kelly Wilkinson/IndyStar Mary Jane Cecil, 85, left, receives the Moderna COVID-19 vaccine given by Tiffany Davis, RN, on Monday, Jan. 11, 2021, at one of the vaccine clinics set up by the Marion County Public Health Department in Indianapolis. People 80 years old and over can now register for an appointment to get the vaccine.

Convention Center tests $7M in COVID upgrades with thousands at JAMFest

Jan 15, 2021 / 08:09 PM EST INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) Thousands of people are expected in the city this weekend for the JAMFest Cheer Super Nationals. It’s the 19th year Indy has hosted JAMFest, but the cheerleader competition will feel different this year during the coronavirus pandemic. Even before participants set foot inside, entrances are limited, and there are signs clearly stating “No mask. No entry.” News 8 talked Friday with three cheerleaders who drove from Pennsylvania to be in Indianapolis this weekend for the cheerleading event. They are just a few of the 18,000 athletes expected in Indianapolis for the major competition. One cheerleader said, “I’m just happy we can have a competition amongst the virus and everything. So, I’m really excited to compete tomorrow.”

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