INDIANAPOLIS — New cases of COVID-19 activity continues to be somewhat slow in northeast Indiana, though some state and local data differ.

The Indiana Seaplane Pilots Association’s 18th annual Splash In at Lake James at Pokagon State Park was certainly a crowd pleaser on Sunday. There 23 aircraft that arrived, including a few surprise guests from as far away as Green Bay, Wisconsin. “What an AMAZING weekend, there are few words…

INDIANAPOLIS — It's the start of a new week and as is tradition, the number of positive tests and deaths for COVID-19 have come in low, reports the Indiana State Department of Health.

INDIANAPOLIS — October brings the first week of Indiana’s annual influenza surveillance, with state officials already worried that the combination of seasonal flu alongside the lingering threat from COVID-19 can create a complicated winter for Hoosiers.

INDIANAPOLIS — Indiana posted more than 1,000 new cases of COVID-19 again on Saturday.

INDIANAPOLIS — Cases peaked over 1,000 again on Friday, but the result came on very high testing numbers across the state and a lower positivity rate.

ANGOLA — Trine University is managing to keep COVID-19 fairly well suppressed on campus this fall while some colleges — most notably Ball State University in Muncie — are having a tough time keeping coronavirus cases at bay.

INDIANAPOLIS — After two lower-than-average days, COVID-19 case counts around Indiana bounced back up a bit along with a slightly higher positivity rate.

INDIANAPOLIS — Indiana’s most popular big-money road grant program is back.

INDIANAPOLIS — Indiana’s most popular big-money road grant program is back.

INDIANAPOLIS — While older Hoosiers are most at risk from COVID-19, the majority of new cases are being found in younger people, with colleges and universities being a main driver of that growth in younger cases.

INDIANAPOLIS — Noble County improved to the blue showing low community spread of COVID-19 while LaGrange County ticked up a level in this week’s county rankings from the Indiana State Department of Health.

INDIANAPOLIS — The DeKalb County Health Department reported on Wednesday the county has suffered its 13th death from COVID-19.

LAKE JAMES — The Indiana Seaplane Pilots Association’s annual Splashin at Pokagon State Park is going to soar again this year on Sunday, but with some changes in order to accommodate social distancing requirements and other precautions dictated by state and local guidelines due to the COVID-…

INDIANAPOLIS — Tuesday’s statewide COVID-19 positivity rate was down at one of its lowest points as cases were low despite high testing.

INDIANAPOLIS — Indiana is starting the week with new case counts higher than typical for a Monday, while some local counties are seeing a rise in cases from the weekend.

INDIANAPOLIS — Indiana topped 1,000 cases again on Saturday as the state brought another new lab online to the statewide reporting system.

INDIANAPOLIS — Case counts and testing numbers were unusually high on Friday due to the state on-boarding a new testing lab, which uploaded its first batch of results.

INDIANAPOLIS — An ongoing spike in COVID-19 in the region continued Thursday as Noble County and DeKalb County each recorded a new death.

INDIANAPOLIS — An eighth resident of DeKalb County has died from COVID-19, while a seventh Steuben County resident has also died.

INDIANAPOLIS — DeKalb and LaGrange counties both received better scores in this week’s statewide COVID-19 ratings.

INDIANAPOLIS — With new cases and testing numbers running at all-time highs, Indiana is making another effort to boost its testing levels even higher.

INDIANAPOLIS — New COVID-19 cases hit their lowest point in more than two months, although it’s more likely an effect of the Labor Day holiday weekend than actual progress on the virus.

INDIANAPOLIS — Indiana passed 100,000 cases of COVID-19 all-time as of Monday afternoon.

EDITOR’S NOTE: Justin Ralston is a Steuben County native and a 2002 graduate of Hamilton High School. He started an organization called Refugees Read that sent literally tons of books to the African continent, particularly Uganda. He took at least 10 trips to Africa in support of his mission…

INDIANAPOLIS — Another Steuben County resident has died, making it the third death in the last 10 days in the county.

KENDALLVILLE — Don’t worry kids, you can still get your candy this year.

INDIANAPOLIS — Indiana topped 1,000 new cases of COVID-19 again on Friday, but the result came on the biggest one-day testing number to date.

ANGOLA — The entire community will be able to experience some of the sights and sounds of this year’s Trine University 9/11 Memorial, to be held Friday, Sept. 11.

INDIANAPOLIS — No, 94% of the nation’s deaths attributed to COVID-19 weren’t actually accountable to “something else.”

INDIANAPOLIS — In the first week of Indiana’s new COVID-19 county metric map, DeKalb County is showing moderate to high spread of the novel coronavirus, while other counties are rating lower.

INDIANAPOLIS — Indiana topped 1,100 new COVID-19 cases again on Thursday as local numbers also rose by larger margins then in recent days.

INDIANAPOLIS — When a student is potentially exposed to someone who is positive for COVID-19, the best practice is to put their entire household on quarantine.

INDIANAPOLIS — Indiana wants to make it easier for people to figure out whether COVID-19 is spreading more widely or not in their counties by providing a new color-coded map, but that map is getting one more tweak before it rolls out to the public this week.

INDIANAPOLIS — The four-county area reported no deaths from COVID-19 on Wednesday after a recent spate over the last two weeks, but statewide case counts were again up and positivity rates were higher.