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The winter storm blanketing much of the state in snow Monday and Tuesday could potentially delay vaccinations for Hoosiers who have shots scheduled this

INDIANAPOLIS — COVID-19 cases stayed below a thousand for the second straight day, while positivity remains below the benchmark 5%.

CHICAGO (AP) — Warming centers in Chicago were to remain open as temperatures in the...

In addition to bitter cold temperatures, over a foot of snow blanketed parts of the Chicago area Monday into Tuesday.

An additional 179 northeast Indiana residents have tested positive for COVID-19, according to counts updated Sunday.

INDIANAPOLIS — Noble County reported a new COVID-19 death on Sunday, as statewide cases dropped below 1,000 for the first time since early October.

The federal Paycheck Protection Program has been credited with saving millions of jobs by providing a lifeline to cash-strapped business reeling from the economic devastation of the coronavirus pandemic, including

More than 800 people at high risk for hospitalization have received antibody treatments to fight mild or moderate cases of COVID-19 since a regional infusion center opened in Mishawaka in December. The Northern Indiana COVID Infusion Center, 60202 Bodnar Lane, offers the monoclonal antibody Bamlanivimab, produced by Lilly, and an antibody cocktail produced by Regeneron to patients who are 65 and older, or those with other risk factors such as obesity and diabetes. Lilly chose the St. Joseph Hea...

Hospitalizations continue to drop statewide as the battle against COVID-19 carries on.

Eleven Indiana communities that partnered with nonprofits are set to receive more than $1.6 million in federal funding from the new Community Corrections for People with Disabilities grant program. Li