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More than 743,000 virus cases and nearly 13,200 deaths have been confirmed since the start of the coronavirus pandemic more than a year ago, the Indiana Department of Health said Saturday.

The milk is on ice, celebrities are in the house and Indianapolis Motor Speedway is buzzing again both with the roar of engines and the largest crowd at a sporting event since the start of the pandemic.

Joe Wagle held a Jack and Coke — “I already had a couple of beers” — close to his bare chest, just another shirtless fan sporting American flag overalls getting ready for the return of the party at the Indianapolis 500.

A southern Indiana county that was the epicenter of the state’s worst-ever HIV outbreak driven by intravenous drug use is poised to end its needle exchange program despite warnings that doing so could lead to increased disease risk.

Most public swimming pools located in Indiana state parks will open this weekend, as will all beaches operated by the Indiana Department of Natural Resources.

The U.S. Department of Justice announced a settlement this week with a central Indiana furniture store for failing to rehire a soldier upon return from duty.

The Bridging The Gap initiative will provide students who complete core components of the program with college credit – and some cash.

The Indiana Career Connections and Talent secretary will step down from her role on June 7.

How airports and airlines are handling the increase in travelers after the loosening of COVID restrictions. Roger Penske’s initiative to diversify IndyCar racing. And truckers are asking the state to increase the number of parking spots at rest stops.

Several GOP legislators and Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita believe a new state law does not allow the University to make individuals show proof of vaccinations.