The Delaware County health officer has issued an order to prohibit the transfer of nursing home residents into the county. Read more

INDIANA — The coronavirus pandemic has changed the Hoosier state in ways that will linger after the immediate threat is over. Read more

As part of the efforts to slow the spread of the coronavirus, animal shelters and adoption organizations across the nation have had to adapt. Many have closed their doors to the public and halted adoptions. Others are still adopting dogs and cats out to new homes, but on a restrictive or case-by-case basis. Local organizations are making adjustments as well. Read more

JEFFERSONVILLE — Dozens of Amazon fulfillment centers and warehouses across the country have had employees test positive for COVID-19. Read more

INDIANAPOLIS – As Indiana surpassed 100 deaths due to COVID-19 and saw 24 deaths within 24 hours, state officials extended the stay-at-home policy directing Hoosiers to “hunker down” and limit themselves to essential activities. Read more

As Indiana surpassed 100 deaths due to COVID-19 and saw 24 deaths within 24 hours, state officials extended the stay-at-home policy directing Hoosiers to “hunker down” and limit themselves to essential activities. Read more

Lacey Vair had a dream. The 2013 Washington High School graduate wanted to travel the world and live overseas. Read more

INDIANA — The Indiana Supreme Court has extended all emergency orders for limited court operations through May 4, to help mitigate the spread of COVID-19. Read more

As the COVID-19 virus continues to threaten the health of Hoosiers, the three branches of state government came together to issue a letter advising county jails to evaluate their populations and release low-risk, non-violent detainees. Read more

The Federal Bureau of Investigations and Internal Revenue Service warn Hoosiers against scammers taking advantage of the unprecedented pandemic to commit fraud. Read more

Parke County has recorded its second active case of COVID-19, health officials there said today, and Indiana officials report 24 more Hoosier deaths as the number of positive cases rose by 408 since Thursday. Read more

The State Department of Health reported Friday morning that positive tests for COVID-19 in Indiana have risen to 3,437 after 398 additional positive tests. Read more

The Indiana Family and Social Services Administration announced today, April 3, that more than 152,000 Indiana households will receive additional Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program benefits when April distributions begin Sunday. The additional funds are intended to help Hoosiers obtain food and support for their families while Indiana responds to the COVID-19 pandemic. Read more

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

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. Read more

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

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. Read more

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. Read more

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. Read more

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. Read more

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. Read more

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. Read more

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

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. Read more

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

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. Read more

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

ELKHART — Putting aside all the uncertainty surrounding the COVID-19 pandemic, longtime Republican Dick Griffen feels confident that when the polls finally close on Election Day later this fall, President Donald Trump will be successful in his bid for another four years in office. Read more

Terre Haute Regional Hospital today announced changes to its pay policies in light of the COVID-19 pandemic. Read more

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