INDIANAPOLIS — The number of Hoosiers seeking COVID-19 vaccinations hit another new low this past week, returning to a familiar decline after a one-week blip up.

INDIANAPOLIS — The number of Hoosiers seeking COVID-19 vaccinations hit another new low this week, returning to a recent declining trend after a one-week blip upward.

INDIANAPOLIS — COVID-19 activity has hit its lowest point ever, as nearly every county in the state achieved a blue rating this week, representing low spread of the virus.

INDIANAPOLIS — No vaccine offer perfect protection from disease, but so far the COVID-19 vaccines are proving to be close to it.

INDIANAPOLIS — COVID-19 cases and positivity have dropped toward all-time lows again, although Noble County logged one additional COVID-19 death last week.

INDIANAPOLIS — Vaccine numbers ticked up slightly both locally and statewide this past week.

ANGOLA — Steuben County will not be impacted by an Indiana Department of Health decision to shut down OptumServe Health Services COVID-19 testing sites across the state.

INDIANAPOLIS — Across Indiana, COVID-19 spread is at the lowest its ever been, again.

INDIANAPOLIS — COVID-19 cases and positivity dropped sharply this past week, one of the lowest numbers seen in recent history.

INDIANAPOLIS — After a small bump in vaccines when Hoosiers 12-15 first became eligible, vaccination numbers have returned to freefall, with the number of shots being distributed continuing to crash.

President Joe Biden is hoping the U.S. can hit a 70% vaccination rate by the Fourth of July.

INDIANAPOLIS — The statewide COVID-19 picture is similar this week to last, with most counties showing low spread of the virus.

INDIANAPOLIS — The 2020-21 flu season will go down as one of the mildest in recent history, although not necessarily the mildest ever.

INDIANAPOLIS — After seeing a pickup in COVID-19 activity throughout April, May was a return to decreases as Indiana hit some of its lowest case and death numbers ever.

While the U.S. celebrated more than half of its adult population hitting the status of fully vaccinated against COVID-19, most parts of the four-county area are yet to hit even 40% of their eligible population vaccinated.

INDIANAPOLIS — COVID-19 activity dropped across the state again, showing another week of improvement as cases, positivity, hospitalizations and deaths have declined.

INDIANAPOLIS — After a bump in vaccinations during the first week of availability to Hoosiers age 12-15, shot numbers have tumbled again, falling lower statewide than they were even before the one-week increase.

INDIANAPOLIS — Most of Indiana is now experiencing “low” spread of COVID-19, including two out of four counties locally as weekly ratings improved again this week.

INDIANAPOLIS — Flu activity ticked up again slightly in the second-to-last week of surveillance this season, topping 1% again for the first time since January.

Angola High School students fanned out across the community Friday to help out with the Steuben County United Way Days of Caring project that’s been going on all month long. Students were at a variety of projects in the greater Angola area, working on everything from clearing brush at a dayc…

ANGOLA — Steuben County REMC is holding its annual meeting virtually again this year due to ongoing concerns from the COVID-19 pandemic.

INDIANAPOLIS — COVID-19 activity dropped across the state for the second consecutive week as cases and positivity fell across Indiana.

INDIANAPOLIS — COVID-19 activity dropped across the state for the second consecutive week as cases and positivity fell across Indiana.

INDIANAPOLIS — COVID-19 activity dropped across the state for the second consecutive week as cases and positivity fell across Indiana.

INDIANAPOLIS — After four weeks of declining vaccine uptake among Hoosiers, numbers ticked up again this past week after 12- to 15-year-olds became eligible to receive shots.

CROOKED LAKE — Frank Charlton got his keys back Friday.

ANGOLA — When vaccines against COVID-19 opened up for people ages 16 and older in April, McKenna Powers knew she wouldn’t have that long to wait to get her shot; her birthday is in the last week in May.

ANGOLA — The Angola High School music department is closing out its COVID-19-altered schedule with a couple special events.

ANGOLA — As the Steuben County Health Department gears up to open a new COVID-19 vaccine clinic in the Steuben Community Center, interest is growing already from parents wanting to inoculate their children, Health Department Administrator Alicia Walsh says.

INDIANAPOLIS — Vaccine demand both locally and across the state continued to fade this week, but numbers may see a boost next week as adolescents 12-15 years old can now start receiving vaccines.

INDIANAPOLIS — Indiana is preparing to start distributing COVID-19 vaccines to Hoosiers age 12-15, starting as soon as today.

INDIANAPOLIS — Steuben County remains one of Indiana’s hardest hit by COVID-19 recently, but other parts of the four-county area have shown some improvement in this week’s statewide ratings.

INDIANAPOLIS — Noble County recorded one new COVID-19 this past week, but statewide cases and positivity dropped as overall activity has started to recede again.

ANGOLA — Steuben County will continue to be one of the few sites in northeast Indiana to offer the Pfizer BioNTech vaccine against COVID-19 after changes are made to local vaccine clinics.

INDIANAPOLIS — Hoosiers as young as 12 will soon be able to start receiving COVID-19 vaccines produced by Pfizer, after federal regulators have OK’d those shots for the younger age group.

INDIANAPOLIS — Flu activity ticked up slightly in the final week of April, but still remained “minimal” overall as the 2020-21 is closing out.

INDIANAPOLIS — Indiana passed two milestones on Sunday, eclipsing more than 10 million total COVID-19 tests given while also crossing 13,000 dead from the virus since March 2020.

INDIANAPOLIS — DeKalb County logged one new COVID-19 death, the first in about a month, while virus activity across the state remained about the same this past week as it had been the week before.

INDIANAPOLIS — DeKalb County logged one new COVID-19 death, the first in about a month, while virus activity across the state remained about the same this past week as it had been the week before.