Search results for

Purdue University students will learn remotely for the rest of the spring semester, and the majority of students who live in on-campus housing are being urged to return home or find other accommodations.

Service workers expect to take a hit after the state ordered eateries to switch to delivery or take-out options only. To help, an Indianapolis man created a spreadsheet that allows would-be patrons to find and tip servers online.

ISDH said in a statement the Marion County woman who died Monday was older than 60, had been hospitalized because of COVID-19, and had underlying health conditions.

As Indiana University shuts down dorms, an official says international students who can’t return to their home countries will be able to remain on campus until summer.

HR 6201 responds to the outbreak by ensuring paid sick leave and free testing for the virus, expanding food assistance and unemployment benefits and putting in place stricter workplace protections for health care workers.

To combat the spread of COVID-19, Transit is stepping up sanitization by providing employees with hand sanitizer, masks and gloves as needed and disinfecting vehicles on a nightly basis “with special equipment.”

Holcomb's new directives require bars and restaurants to close to in-person patrons through the end of March. Businesses will still be allowed to provide take-out and delivery services.

United Way’s central Indiana chapter has announced a $16.5 million relief fund intended to aid people and families facing economic distress amid the coronavirus pandemic.

The more drastic measure comes after the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention released new guidelines earlier Sunday, advising against gatherings of 50 or more people for the next eight weeks.

The White River Township Fire Chief says the man, who passed away, had symptoms of the coronavirus.