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This week on Noon Edition, city officials discussed economic impacts of COVID-19. Bloomington Common Council President Stephen Volan shares thoughts on what to expect.

Indiana is seeing a spike in unemployment insurance claims since the coronavirus pandemic was declared a public health emergency. Greater Bloomington Chamber of Commerce President Erin Predmore says the state’s spike in unemployment is reflected locally.

The governor will be accompanied by State Health Commissioner Dr. Kristina Box. Here's where to watch, follow and listen, starting at 2:30 p.m. EST:

Indiana Animal Disease Diagnostic Laboratory director Dr. Kenitra Hendrix says the lab ran 15,000 tests on animal samples through an automated testing system in 2019. They plan to process 400 human COVID-19 tests a day.

Ellettsville's Pantry 279 is a great resource for people who need a extra grocery help during the week, but during the current coronavirus pandemic, the number of customers have doubled.

The state has extended the filing deadline for the Free Application for Federal Student Aid, or FAFSA. The change comes as the state reports a drop in the percent of Hoosiers filing and K-12 school buildings remain closed.

Republicans on the Indiana Election Commission rejected Democrats’ attempt Friday to loosen some restrictions for the June 2 primary election.

Thirty of those new deaths occurred Wednesday and Thursday, according to the state agency, which reported that another 642 confirmed coronavirus cases had increased Indiana’s total cases to 10,154.

Brain Rexing has spent his entire life milking cows. Currently, he and his team milk 1,200 of them, but they’ve never experienced anything quite like this.

This year's Taste of Bloomington festival, scheduled for June 20, has been canceled due to concerns about the ongoing threat from the coronavirus, according to a news release from the organizing committee.