While living under restricted conditions during the COVID-19 crisis isn’t easy for any of us, it is important that we cooperate with the guidelines our state and local governments have issued for individuals and businesses.

SOUTHERN INDIANA — First responders, family and friends are honoring a longtime firefighter and barber who died this week.

The restaurant industry is among those hardest hit by government-mandated shutdowns as the coronavirus pandemic ravages the U.S. economy.

The shutdowns connected to the coronavirus outbreak have slowed local air traffic to the point where a plane landing or taking off has become a rare event.

Washington High School junior Adalyn McMurray may have only been out of school for a couple of weeks, but she already understands how it feels to be socially isolated.

With Indiana's stay-at-home order in place since March 25, Wabash Valley real estate agents and brokers are turning to technology to help sell homes during the COVID-19 pandemic.

An innovative use for technology already on hand is being deployed at Union Hospital to slow the spread of COVID-19 as new patients enter the facility.

Students will finish the school year from home, using remote learning, Jennifer McCormick, state superintendent of public instruction, announced during a state update on the COVID-19 crisis.

City, county or other local forms of government cannot restrict the sale of firearms during an emergency declaration, Indiana Attorney General Curtis Hill said in official opinion released Thursday.

The stay-at-home order for Madison County and Indiana should be extended until at least the end of April, two local physicians say.

INDIANAPOLIS — Since Gov. Eric Holcomb’s declaration of a public health emergency amid the coronavirus pandemic, dozens of complaints for price-gouging have been filed with the Indiana Office of Attorney General.

Social distancing meant that plans for celebrating Helen Coleman’s 100th birthday had to change.

Gov. Eric J. Holcomb has directed flags in Madison and Tipton counties to be flown at half-staff Friday in honor of former Elwood Mayor Jerry Werline, who died Monday at St. Vincent Seton Specialty Hospital in Indianapolis, following an extended illness.

How are area judges coping during the pandemic? Three answered questions by email.

Indiana’s Department of Workforce Development will upgrade its system and hire additional staff to handle the influx of COVID-19 related unemployment applications, an official said Thursday.