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A parks department employee and an emergency dispatch worker tested positive for COVID-19 this week.

New dates are being made available throughout the month of May; some dates are devoted to second shots.

According to IDOE, 99% of schools have been operating in-person in some form since the start of April, and the state has requested federal waivers for accountability and participation requirements.

Flood insurance will be cheaper for more than 40% of policy holders in Indiana. FEMA changed how it calculates the premiums in the federal flood insurance program.

Across the state, IDOH reports 40,044 more people have become fully vaccinated, with more than 2 million Hoosiers now fully vaccinated against COVID-19. 

If your allergy symptoms feel worse this year, you can blame the weather.

In a statement announcing his campaign, Doden said he’ll bring his “no-nonsense” approach to the race, helping create “21st century economic opportunities” for Indiana families.

Lilly is providing three of its COVID-19 treatments found to help treat severe cases to the non-profit group Direct Relief to help low- to lower-middle-income countries that are most affected by the virus.

In 2015, Scott County was the epicenter of a severe HIV outbreak spurred by intravenous drug use. A syringe service program helped slow the epidemic, but county commissioners feel it might be time to end them.

Bloomington's process to amend the local zoning code via its Unified Development Ordinance (UDO) was greeted with agreement and compromise Wednesday night.