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Seven-day positivity rates for COVID-19 in northeast Indiana are at 4.5 percent on Friday. The rate statewide was down to 3.3 percent.

LAGRANGE — After sitting and soaking in the southern sun for more than 110 years, the stained glass windows that make up a large portion of the south side of

Newly-diagnosed COVID-19 cases jumped up to over 900 statewide on Thursday, to 961, but the 7-day positivity rate declined a bit more to 3.4 percent.

AUBURN — The city of Auburn ranks as America‘s fifth-strongest “micropolitan area” in a new report by Site Selection Magazine. The magazine defines micropolitan areas as between 10,000 and 49,999 residents. Auburn’s population was 13,056 in the latest census estimate for 2019. The report ranks micropolitans according to the number of corporate projects that began in 2020. It lists Auburn with nine such projects. Angola ranks in a tie for 32nd place with three projects l...

INDIANAPOLIS — LaGrange County’s Pumpkinvine Nature Trail and two walking paths in Kendallville along the U.S. 6 corridor were two of the 18 recipients of new Next Level Trails grants

INDIANAPOLIS — As has been the trend all this week, new COVID-19 activity has stayed low and continues to run below last week, too.

As Indiana opens up its vaccination program to those 55 and over, 7-day positivity rates for COVID-19 continue to decline around the state and northeast

INDIANAPOLIS — The number of new cases of COVID-19 continues dropping, even compared to a week ago amid some of the best numbers ever.

INDIANAPOLIS — For the first time ever, there are no Indiana counties experiencing high spread of COVID-19, the state’s ratings metric says.

As Indiana vaccinated its 1 millionth resident, COVID-19 positivity rates around the region dropped to almost 5 percent for the past seven days.