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Why did St. Elmo close? St. Elmo had been closed until further notice after multiple employees of the downtown Indianapolis restaurant tested positive for coronavirus. Craig Huse, president of Huse Culinary, issued a statement late Saturday confirming that nine St. Elmo's employees have contracted the virus.  When did St. Elmo close? The Marion County Public Health Department said St. Elmo on Saturday notified it that the restaurant was voluntarily closing temporarily as a result of multiple employees testing positive for COVID-19. Current and former employees, who spoke to the IndyStar on...

Deliveries to sequestered March Madness teams boosting business, restaurants say FREE NEWSLETTERS From pizza to soul food to vegan fare, March Madness teams have been ordering a lot of food from local eateries during the NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament—and that’s welcome news for restaurants that have struggled through the challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic. “It’s been awesome. It’s been great,” HotBox Pizza founder Gabe Connell said of the team meal business his company has received over the past two weeks of competition. “The best part about it is, these are big guys and t...

Mar 16, 2021 The men’s NCAA Tournament hasn’t started yet, and it’s already lost 10% of the officials it selected to work the 68-team fandango. This is a very bad development for a sport that’s been dealing with an officiating crisis of confidence. NCAA vice president for basketball Dan Gavitt confirmed on a media Zoom call Tuesday that six of the 60 tourney officials have been disqualified due to COVID-19 protocols. One tested positive and the other five are out due to contact tracing. This was a confluence of poor preparation and poor decision making. The officials reported to their...

The referees who were sent home from March Madness reportedly include Ted Valentine, John Higgins, Kipp Kissinger and Roger Ayers.

AUBURN — An Indianapolis company will perform an inventory of Auburn’s city-owned trees this spring.