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Vote-By-Mail-Only Primary Election A Possibility For Indiana
The state will allow any registered Hoosier to vote via mail-in ballot for the primary, while still allowing in-person voting, says Republican Commission member Zach Klutz.
MCCSC Offering Free Breakfast And Lunch Pickup For Students
There are several locations where breakfast and lunch meals can be picked up throughout the week.
Indy Mini Marathon, Other Indy 500 Festival Events Canceled
The One America Indy Mini Marathon and 5K, scheduled for May 2, won't go on as planned due to concerns about the coronavirus pandemic.
63 Workers At Seymour Hospital In Quarantine
The workers at Schneck Medical Center in Seymour interacted with a patient who came in for treatment but did not initially show any symptoms of the disease caused by the coronavirus.
Indiana Coronavirus Deaths At 17, New Cases Rise By 170
Indiana’s number of confirmed COVID-19 cases grew by 170 to 645 across the state late Wednesday, following corrections to the state’s previously reported total cases, the Indiana State Department of Health said.
Indiana's Inmates Still Eating Meals Together Amid Pandemic
A spokesperson for the DOC says Indiana’s “correctional housing facility does not allow for meal service in groups of 10 or less.”
Indiana Officials Won’t Say How Many Ventilators The State Has
Ventilators are among the most important equipment hospitals need to treat a surge of COVID-19 patients, so companies are gearing up emergency production of the machines.
How Do Health Officials Communicate With Amish During the Coronavirus Pandemic?
Health Departments are working to get information about the coronavirus to people to help slow the spread of the disease. But what if all the modern methods of communication aren’t an option?
State Office Issues New Guidance To Hands-On CTE Courses
As Indiana school buildings are ordered closed until May, hands-on classes in career and technical education are being forced to adapt.
Holcomb: Indiana's Financial Surplus Will Help State Recover From Impact Of COVID-19
Indiana officials are still optimistic the state’s economy will bounce back from the effects of the novel coronavirus.
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