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Media reports earlier today said Monroe Co. had a confirmed case of COVID-19. Monroe County's health administrators says that is false.

The number of people being tested for the coronavirus has been limited by national shortages in tests and days-long waits for results. Two companies in Indiana are working to increase public testing.

The district set up “grab and go” meal pick-ups at nine schools. Thousands of meals will be distributed that way. Officials say this week the buses are providing an additional 3,000, cold, prepackaged breakfasts and lunches.

How are you dealing with the onslaught of coronavirus news? Are you suffering from loneliness, anxiety or depression? Indiana Public Broadcasting's All IN talk show brought in four experts to address these concerns and provide recommendations for managing stress.

Join us this week as we given an update on the coronavirus in Indiana and what our health systems are doing to slow its spread.

The department quarantined ten White River Township firefighters Sunday after they responded to a call of a man who was having trouble breathing.

President Donald Trump has already signed two federal emergency relief packages for the novel coronavirus – one for ramping up testing resources and a second one to cover the cost of testing and increase in unemployment.

State Superintendent of Public Instruction Jennifer McCormick says the state-required school closures could be extended through the end of the school year.

The project reduces two traffic lanes for bike lanes and a center turning lane beginning at Clarizz Boulevard.

In response to the spread of the coronavirus, bars and restaurants are limited to carry-out service only. But this leaves nonprofit food providers such as Mother Hubbard’s Cupboard unsure of their next steps.