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State Health Commissioner Dr. Kris Box says the latest projections say the surge will hit Indianapolis in late April and the rest of the state in early May. And she says she doesn’t think it will be as bad as feared.

"The hope that this is going to end someday in the not-too-distant future is precisely what will get me through to the other side": here's how two local residents are making their own silver linings amid the pandemic.

Most salaried employees will work four-day weeks with a corresponding 20 percent pay cut, while executives will see pay cuts ranging from 25 to 100 percent. Employees who make less than $50,000 a year are exempt from the changes.

The latest deaths added to the state’s tally occurred between Friday and Sunday but represent a slowdown in fatalities since Indiana recorded at least 17 daily deaths for 10 straight days through Thursday.

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

Submit your questions for Tuesday's Facebook Live interview with Bloomington Mayor John Hamilton.

There are a lot of things you can do to stop the novel coronavirus from spreading — like staying at home, washing your hands, and disinfecting surfaces in your house. But what can you do to help your community?

We're asking essential employees to send us short voice memos telling us how they're dealing with the outbreak. Tell us about your job, your family or how you're making the days go by a little bit faster.

On March 16, Roberta "Birdie" Shelton became the first Hoosier to die from COVID-19. Her partner of six years, Tony Sizemore, remembers Birdie's life -- and death.

A questioner to City Limits: Coronavirus wondered if there was evidence to support that possibility: “When the weather warms is the virus expected to decrease?” Experts say, probably not.