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Hoosiers age 50 and older now can make an appointment to receive the COVID-19 vaccine. Just one day after dropping the vaccine eligibility age to 55 from 60, the Indiana State Department of Health announced Wednesday the anticipated availability of additional vaccine doses, including the single-shot Johnson & Johnson vaccine, make it possible to further reduce the state's minimum eligibility age to 50 from 55. Appointments to receive the free immunization must be made online at ourshot.in.gov, or by calling 211. A friend or family member may make an appointment on behalf of a person age 50 an...

Hoosiers age 50 and older now can make an appointment to receive the COVID-19 vaccine. Just one day after dropping the vaccine eligibility age to 55 from 60, the Indiana State Department of Health announced Wednesday the anticipated availability of additional vaccine doses, including the single-shot Johnson & Johnson vaccine, make it possible to further reduce the state's minimum eligibility age to 50 from 55. Appointments to receive the free immunization must be made online at ourshot.in.gov, or by calling 211. A friend or family member may make an appointment on behalf of a person age 50 an...

Lt. Gov. Suzanne Crouch received her second dose of the COVID-19 vaccine Friday and now is considered fully immunized against the coronavirus.

Illinois residents who work in Indiana no longer are eligible to receive the COVID-19 vaccine at a Hoosier State distribution site. State health officials announced Wednesday that Indiana is ending first-dose vaccine appointments for out-of-state residents to focus on immunizing as many Hoosiers as possible against the coronavirus. Non-Indiana residents who already received their first dose of the COVID-19 vaccine in Indiana still can follow through and get their second dose in the Hoosier State. WATCH NOW: Indiana COVID-19 emergency poised to begin second year Dr. Lindsay Weaver, chief medic...

Appointments to receive the free immunization must be made online at ourshot.in.gov, or by calling 211.