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The Food and Beverage Tax Advisory Committee approved a resolution Tuesday to take $200,000 from the county’s food and beverage tax fund, and give it to restaurants and businesses that promote tourism.

Nashville Municipal Consultant Dax Norton joins us through social media to talk about the town's response to the novel coronavirus pandemic, the impact on the economy, and where Brown County residents can go for help.

A news release also says plans for the upcoming 2020 Bloomington Community Farmers' Market will be announced soon — according to the city's website, patrons of the April market will be able to buy from market vendors online.

Health care workers and first responders that work in Indianapolis are encouraged to contact Eli Lilly to sign up for testing. A doctor’s note is required.

Bloomington attorney Katharine Liell said Monday that the man had been fever-free for three days and had been in the hospital for a week.

School buildings are closed statewide for at least another month, and it's up to locally elected school boards to decide whether, and how, to pay hourly workers.

Gov. Eric Holcomb says his stay-at-home order is not meant to be a “hammer” but to emphasize the need to socially distance and self-isolate, thus curbing the spread of COVID-19.

Climate change may be putting people at risk for more pandemics like COVID-19. Habitat loss due to climate is bringing animals that can transmit disease in contact with humans more often.

Indiana’s number of confirmed COVID-19 cases grew by 107 to reach a total of 365 across the state, the Indiana State Department of Health reported. Central Indiana has the most confirmed illnesses, with 161 in Indianapolis.

According to a statement, the Tippecanoe County Health Department informed the university of the positive case Monday. The student, who is based on the school’s West Lafayette campus, is currently in Marion County.