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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

INDIANAPOLIS — Hoosiers are still getting tested for COVID-19, but unlike prior months, most are not infected with the novel coronavirus.

INDIANAPOLIS — For the second straight week, area nursing homes reported little COVID-19 activity in their facilities. There were three new deaths reported in the area, although it’s unclear whether they are new or part of an update of the state’s data from a year-end audit. For the week ending Feb. 3 — long-term care data runs a week in lag — only five of 17 nursing homes in the four-county area reported any types of COVID-19 cases and all five of those had minor impac...

INDIANAPOLIS — DeKalb County reported another COVID-19 death on Wednesday, making it four deaths reported in the last three days.

INDIANAPOLIS — Indiana has crossed the tipping point back toward lower spread of COVID-19, with the majority of the state’s 92 counties on the lower end of the scale this

There were six new COVID-19 deaths in northeast Indiana reported on Monday, including three in Wabash County. However, 7-day positivity rates in a number of area counties were below 6 percent, and Noble, LaGrange, and Kosciusko counties have joined Adams and Wells counties in the “yellow” for COVID-19 safety, according to the state’s dashboard. Those between the ages of 50-59 make up the majority of those infected with COVID-19 in northeast Indiana, at 16.1 percent. Area residents between...

AUBURN — The DeKalb County Health Department on Monday reported 20 new cases of COVID-19 in DeKalb County residents.

AUBURN — The DeKalb County Health Department on Tuesday reported one new death of a person who was positive for COVID-19 and 10 new cases of COVID-19 in DeKalb County

INDIANAPOLIS — For the second day in a row, Noble and DeKalb counties reported new COVID-19 deaths.

INDIANAPOLIS — The four-county area logged four new COVID-19 deaths on Sunday and Monday, as deaths ticked up in recent days after running lower in late January and early February.