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Monroe County’s seven-day positivity rate is one of the numbers the committee looks at when deciding the status of school. It’s been going up the past couple weeks and Sunday it hit 10.8 percent.

A new trade association named Reliable Power, aims to rebrand coal from a polluting, low-tech fuel into a reliable source of electricity.

Advocates for Hoosier women say the effects of COVID-19 make it more apparent the state should pass a law requiring paid family leave.

Nearly 6,700 people were added to the cases confirmed through testing at state or private labs, the Department of Health said. The number was down 14% from Saturday’s reported total.

The new cases bring to 375,019 the number of Indiana residents now known to have had the coronavirus, the Indiana Department of Health said.

How the state is changing contact tracing as COVID-19 cases continue to surge. Nine Indiana coal plants are scheduled to close over the next decade. And Bloomington’s controversial zoning changes.

During a weekly community press conference, regional president Brian Shockney said 67% of those patients are being treated for COVID-19.

Drug maker AstraZeneca wants to enroll about 1,500 individuals for its COVID-19 vaccine trials at its site with the IU School of Medicine.

The ISDH reported 8,003 new COVID-19 cases Friday, slightly down from the single-day record of 8,514 reported Thursday.

Indiana University is working to clean up debris in space. Old satellites and booster rockets have left hundreds of millions of pieces of junk in Earth’s orbital space.