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The options left for small businesses struggling to stay afloat. The clock is ticking for a local couple trying to adopt a teenager from China. And seeds are in short supply as more people garden to grow their own food.

Indiana Gov. Eric Holcomb gave a virtual update about the COVID-19 situation in Indiana Monday afternoon.

The city plans to distribute more than $2 million, while the county has committed to allotting up to $200,000 from their respective food and beverage tax funds to tourism-related businesses.

A memo issued this week by the State Budget Agency directs department leaders to take action for reducing expenses, along with no vehicle or furniture purchases.

Numbers in Monroe County remain largely unchanged, with the number of cases still at 118 and deaths still at six. Tests are still increasing, however, with 984 Monroe County residents now tested for the virus.

A northeast Indiana couple is trying to adopt a child from China -- and time is running out.

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Co-owner Kyle Billman says many online outlets have delays on seed orders, with some items out of stock entirely.

The move follows a similar decision by Tyson Foods, which closed its Logansport facility earlier this week after more than 100 employees there tested positive for COVID-19.

Erosion along Lake Michigan is pitting neighbor against neighbor in Indiana. While some want to build barriers to protect their property along the lake, others want to block those efforts.