INDIANAPOLIS — As Indiana enters August, the state is continuing to see slowly increasing COVID-19 activity, with case and hospitalization numbers rising.
INDIANAPOLIS — Everyone can now get a COVID-19 vaccine, as the Indiana Department of Health announced Tuesday that children younger than 5 years old are now finally eligible for immunizations.
INDIANAPOLIS — After seven consecutive weeks of slowly rising COVID-19 activity, cases across Indiana have stabilized.
INDIANAPOLIS — Make it seven weeks.
INDIANAPOLIS — The 2021-22 flu season is over, and closes out as one of the mildest in the past decade.
INDIANAPOLIS — COVID-19 cases continue to slowly increase across Indiana for the sixth-straight week, while hospitalization numbers hold steady.
INDIANAPOLIS — As expected for May, flu rates remained at minimal levels in the second-to-last week of monitoring in the 2021-22 season.
INDIANAPOLIS — For the first time since March, Indiana is recording more than 1,000 new COVID-19 cases per day as virus activity continues to rise.
INDIANAPOLIS — COVID-19 activity is up again, with Indiana seeing its fourth consecutive week of rising activity.
INDIANAPOLIS — For the third-straight week, COVID-19 cases have continued to rise across the state.
INDIANAPOLIS — COVID-19 activity is starting to rise again, although cases and hospitalizations still remain near all-time lows for the time being despite the increases.
INDIANAPOLIS — With five weeks left to go in the 2021-22 flu season, rates remain minimal and aren’t likely to tick up in any appreciable way for the last month.
INDIANAPOLIS — COVID-19 cases ticked up slightly across Indiana over the last week but remain near all time lows while hospitalizations continued to drop.
INDIANAPOLIS — COVID-19 continues to look and feel like an afterthought as activity is staying at record-low levels with little to report across the state.
ANGOLA — Online order boxes and takeout orders are doubling our trash intake.
INDIANAPOLIS — COVID-19 has mostly retreated across Indiana this spring to record low numbers, but it left a path of destruction behind it over the last two years, none more apparent than in the cost to the state’s oldest Hoosiers.
INDIANAPOLIS — Indiana’s at its best point ever when it comes to COVID-19, with minimal activity occurring across the state.
INDIANAPOLIS — Flu rates across Indiana held stable again this week, which appears to close the book on any possibility of a spring surge in activity.
INDIANAPOLIS — Flu rates across Indiana dropped off slightly since last week, typical for this time of year as cases drop off as warmer weather settles in.
INDIANAPOLIS — COVID-19 might be down and out at the moment, but for high-risk individuals who want to be proactive in case it makes a comeback, a second booster shot is available to bolster their immune response.
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INDIANAPOLIS — It’s not a clean sweep, but March 2022 makes a strong claim for the title of the best month yet since the start of the pandemic.
INDIANAPOLIS — In the opinion of Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita, schools are not liable for any damages that may have occurred due to COVID-19.
INDIANAPOLIS — Indiana's Supreme Court will hear oral arguments on April 7 in a lawsuit over how much power the governor can execute during a public emergency and whether the Indiana General Assembly is within its rights to give itself more of a say.
INDIANAPOLIS — As the pandemic and the national response to it changes and evolves, so, too, is the Indiana Department of Health evolving its tools to keep people in the know about what’s going on.
INDIANAPOLIS — Indiana’s COVID-19 numbers are the narrowest shade off their all-time lows as the state continues to see weekly improvement, even if there’s much more the figures can improve.
INDIANAPOLIS — Indiana is seeing a small spring uptick in flu activity, but nothing to take the state out of its “minimal” spread rating.
INDIANAPOLIS — COVID-19 activity in Indiana is nearly at its all-time low as the state continues to see little virus activity entering the spring season.
INDIANAPOLIS — Flu rates ticked up by a small margin again this past week, but continue to remain at “minimal” level as Indiana enters spring.
INDIANAPOLIS — Almost all of Indiana is now experiencing low spread of COVID-19, as the state nears its best set of ratings ever.
INDIANAPOLIS — COVID-19 cases across Indiana continue to drop, with numbers nearing the all-time lows set in June 2021.
INDIANAPOLIS — Flu rates were ticked up a little bit again, but still remain at “minimal” levels across the state.
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INDIANAPOLIS — More than half of Indiana counties are now experiencing low spread of COVID-19 as county ratings improved again this week, approaching some of their best marks ever.
INDIANAPOLIS — COVID-19 deaths had remained stubbornly high to start 2021 but are now finally starting to drop more rapidly as the state continues to see near-record-low cases.
INDIANAPOLIS — Flu rates ticked down again this week as Indiana continues to see some of its mildest influenza rates in recent history.
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INDIANAPOLIS — For the first time since July 2021, Indiana has no counties rated red for COVID-19 spread.
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INDIANAPOLIS — You know that saying “the flame that burns twice as bright burns half as long?”
INDIANAPOLIS — The COVID-19 situation hasn’t looked this good since Indiana first got hit with new, more infectious virus variants.
INDIANAPOLIS — Flu rates ticked up slightly this week but still remain at “minimal” levels this week, the second-lowest they’ve been in recent history.
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INDIANAPOLIS — Now nearly two years into the COVID-19 pandemic, long-range data shows something health officials have been saying for more than a year now — vaccines save lives.
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INDIANAPOLIS — Reflecting the ongoing plunge in new COVID-19 activity, county ratings improved markedly this week.
INDIANAPOLIS — The dropoff in new COVID-19 is continuing, with the state’s average daily new cases nearly halving again over the past week.
INDIANAPOLIS — Flu rates are already at “minimal” levels but continues to fall, with current rates as low as they were at the same time a year ago.
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INDIANAPOLIS — Slightly over half of Indiana is still seeing very high spread of COVID-19, but for the first time in more than a month county ratings broke in the right direction with dozens of counties improving out of red ratings.
INDIANAPOLIS — Indiana continues to ride the downswing off its omicron-variant peak, with metrics falling again week over week.
AUBURN — The Indiana State Department of Health announced Tuesday that the time for its COVID-19 vaccine and testing clinic this week at the DeKalb County Fairgrounds has changed.
INDIANAPOLIS — Flu rates dropped against as Indiana continues to see “minimal” spread of seasonal influenza as this year continues to be one of the state’s milder seasons.
INDIANAPOLIS — For the second consecutive week, statewide and local COVID-19 vaccination numbers hit an all-time low.
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