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Following Saturday’s win at Rutgers, the Indiana Hoosiers have climbed to No. 13 in the nation in the latest Associated Press and coaches’ polls. It’s their highest ranking since 1987, when they topped out at No. 11 for one week.

Here’s what you should know, what you should bring and what you should leave at home before heading to the polls:

Schools have reported more COVID-19 cases in recent weeks, at the same time Indiana is seeing a spike in cases statewide.

The newest case is a Parks and Recreation staffer who tested positive Sunday after being identified as a close contact of another Parks Dept. worker who contracted COVID-19 late last month.

More than 1.7 million Hoosiers have cast their ballots early this election – that’s nearly double the number who voted early in 2016. But that doesn’t necessarily mean turnout this year will be much higher than usual.

A suit filed five years ago claimed the ordinances which include protections based on gender identity and sexual orientation violated religious liberties and free speech rights.

A biofuels company is permanently expanding production at one of its Indiana facilities to include ethanol for hand sanitizer.

The City of Bloomington and Monroe County government are coordinating to fund a Winter Contingency Shelter for Women.

Leslie Lenkowsky, professor emeritus of Public Affairs and Philanthropic Studies at Indiana University, said he doesn’t think Trump’s margin will be as high as 2016, when he beat Hillary Clinton by 19 percentage points.

Statewide, the ISDH reported a seven-day positivity rate of 8.2% — more than three times that of Monroe County’s heightened rate.