Most Hoosiers will remain unvaccinated through pandemic’s darkest months
The general population will receive COVID-19 immunization shots after frontline health care workers, vulnerable Hoosiers and essential workers.
Family of toddler killed in crash reminds Hoosiers to cherish time with loved ones
Alana Dior "Blossom" Price would have turned 3 in February.
CDC’s shortened COVID-19 quarantine recommendations could reduce school disruptions
People who are asymptomatic can end quarantine after 7 or 10 days, according to CDC's revised guidance.
Mooresville Christmas tree farm sees record sales amid pandemic
Hoosiers celebrating the end of a rough year reported putting up Christmas decorations earlier and spending more money on live trees.
Landlord accused of soliciting sex for rent agrees to $45,900 settlement
Henry Long, who owns and manages multiple rental properties in Indianapolis, also agreed to eliminate contact with all current and potential tenants.
Crowds of Black Friday shoppers flock to stores despite CDC warning against indoor shopping
Crowds of shoppers eager to score Black Friday deals were spotted lining up outside central Indiana stores, including Best Buy in Greenwood.
Highland Pointe residents ‘thankful to be alive’ after two fires displace dozens for Thanksgiving
Vania Overton fled to safety with her bible, purse and son. "You don't know what to do in the moment except to grab the most important things to you," she said.
COVID unit nurse documents grief, fear, hope in video blog
Hannah Blakely, a registered nurse at IU Health West in Avon, spoke candidly about the pain of losing patients and her fear of exposing her husband to the virus.
Indiana hospitals prepare to administer first COVID-19 vaccine shots
Long-term care facility staffers and health care workers at hospitals will be among the first Hoosiers to receive a COVID-19 vaccine.
Westfield providing rapid COVID-19 field tests for acutely ill patients
The city will dispatch paramedics specially trained to conduct rapid antigen tests.