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Two questioners in recent weeks asked our City Limits project about how faith communities are adjusting to life during the time of COVID-19.

In 2018, the no. 1 cause of infant deaths in the county were due to premature births at 63 percent, followed by Sudden Unexpected Infant Death (SUIDS) at 17 percent.

Places of worship have had to adjust to new safety precautions, but the message and importance of religious service remains. Father Patrick Hyde is pastor and director of Campus Ministry at St. Paul Catholic Center. Father Hyde said masks and social distancing are required, there is extra sanitizing of the pews, capacity is limited, and singing adjustments have been made to keep people safe.

WFIU/WTIU News' Mitch Legan sat down with each candidate to discuss their policies and plans before voters head to the polls Nov. 3.

Vigo County government and politics teacher Jim Kendall apologized to his students after assigning them to watch the first presidential debate – he says it didn't move the needle much on civic discussion.

The City of Bloomington will not set official trick-or-treating times for Halloween 2020 but will also not ban festivities, according to an email from the mayor’s office.

Indiana’s daily positive case average has risen from 825 cases a day on Sept. 24 to 1,519 cases a day on Oct. 11.

Nationwide, more than 130 rural hospitals have closed since 2010, and the pace accelerated last year.

A federal judge late Friday upheld several of Indiana’s abortion regulations on some grounds – while the ultimate fate of the state's restrictions is still undecided.

Gov. Eric Holcomb joined 23 other Republican governors Friday to urge the Senate to confirm Judge Amy Coney Barrett to the U.S. Supreme Court.