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More than a 100,000 clean energy workers in the U.S. applied for unemployment in March. Authors of the report say that largely wiped out employment growth made in 2019.

As of Thursday, Indiana’s Occupational Safety and Health Administration has received close to 6,000 non-formal complaints related to COVID-19.

Join us this week as we talk about local efforts to mitigate harm COVID-19 will have to the economy.

One reader had concerns about congregations of people around Seminary Park in Bloomington and the Kroger next door and wanted to know what the city was doing about the lack of social distancing there.

Efforts to protect student privacy online are more crucial than ever as schools nationwide rely on the internet to connect with students and families, and with fraudulent activity on the rise during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Thirty-two businesses have completed loan applications since April 10, while 148 are still in the process.

Indiana Gov. Eric Holcomb gave a virtual update about the COVID-19 situation in Indiana Wednesday afternoon. You can watch the archived address here.

The Internal Revenue Service, in conjunction with the Treasury Department, released an online tool Wednesday meant to help Americans get their economic impact payments more quickly.

John Dugan spent five days on a ventilator but has since returned home to finish his recovery.

Tim Maloney, with Hoosier Environmental Council, says some routes would impact state or national forests and karst areas — porous landscapes that help to form caves.