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The U.S. Senate approved the $2 trillion relief package early Thursday morning.

Indiana’s National Guard is helping distribute supplies from the Strategic National Stockpile to hospitals across the state and is taking the lead as supplies come in.

The Area Ten Agency on Aging now has approval to start delivering groceries and pharmacy pick-ups to residents living in the four counties it serves.

“Purdue is known for the most personal and memorable commencement of any large university. If we can’t put on the nation’s best traditional ceremony, then we’ll produce the best remote one,” said President Mitch Daniels.

The university extended its spring break and announced the remainder of spring semester classes would be taught online earlier this month, as COVID-19 continued to spread throughout the country.

Hospitals and medical facilities throughout the country are turning to the public for help, saying do-it-yourself face masks are better than nothing, and Bloomington volunteers are stepping up.

The Indianapolis 500 will not be run on Memorial Day weekend this year. The race has been rescheduled to Aug. 23 in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.

As COVID-19 spreads and hospitals around the world request more life-saving equipment, medical device companies such as Bloomington-based Cook Medical are hurrying to meet demand.

Nearly 3.3 million Americans filed to receive unemployment benefits last week, the most ever in one week according to the Department of Labor. That number includes almost 54,000 Hoosiers.

An industrial company will be the deciding factor in how well — and how fast — some East Chicago arsenic and lead contamination gets cleaned up.