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Holcomb Gives April 23 Indiana Coronavirus Update
Indiana Gov. Eric Holcomb gave a virtual update about the COVID-19 situation in Indiana Thursday afternoon, accompanied by State Health Commissioner Dr. Kristina Box.
New Offers, Changes For Indiana Football Ticket Holders
The changes include extended deadlines, refunds for canceled games, and a new payment plan.
Indiana Coronavirus Deaths Top 660 In Just Over 5 Weeks
Most of the newly recorded COVID-19 deaths occurred between Friday and Tuesday, but they dated as far back as April 2, according to the Indiana State Department of Health.
Doctor's Orders Needed For Coronavirus Testing; Free Screenings Available, Too
The bottom line: If you want a coronavirus test, contact your health care provider with this state health department guidance in mind.
Pence To Visit Kokomo GM Plant To Highlight Ventilators
The former Indiana governor on April 30 will visit a General Motors electronics plant that has been retooled to make the medical devices, Pence’s office announced Wednesday.
Holcomb Gives April 22 Indiana Coronavirus Update
The governor was accompanied by State Health Commissioner Dr. Kristina Box and Lt. Governor Suzanne Crouch.
You Asked: How Does COVID-19 Affect Pregnancy?
The CDC says pregnant women suspected of having COVID-19 or who develop COVID-19 symptoms should be prioritized for testing.
Bloomington Transit Postpones Planned Bus Route Changes
Originally Bloomington Transit planned to seek final approval for the changes Wednesday night, but now the group is delaying the process because of the coronavirus pandemic.
McCormick: Schools Challenged By E-Learning, Will Likely Stay Remote Through Summer
School districts are struggling to provide robust e-learning options to families. A reason some can not, she says, is inadequate state funding.
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Nashville's Municipal Consultant On Pandemic Response, Economic Recovery
Brown County's COAD group says its hotline has taken more than 150 calls about what to do if feeling ill and how to get assistance for food.
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