Coronavirus
STATEWIDE–19 people in Indiana have now tested positive for the coronavirus, according to the latest numbers from the Indiana State Department of Health. Hamilton County has its first positive case. 121 people have been tested. Last Saturday, three people were infected with the virus in Marion County. That total has increased to 6. No deaths […]
WASHINGTON– President Donald Trump has tested negative for the coronavirus, according to a statement from the White House. Trump took the test on Friday, he said during a Saturday news conference, after coming into recent contact with two individuals who have tested positive for the virus. “Last night after an in-depth discussion with the President regarding COVID-19 […]
The announcement applies to both residential and business customers, and the suspension is until April 15.
WASHINGTON– The Trump administration says it will extend its current travel ban to include the UK and Ireland beginning next week, and President Donald Trump announced he had taken a coronavirus test. The President says he was tested Friday night and also had his temperature taken Saturday before entering the briefing room. Trump said his […]
The people infected live in LaPorte, Adams, Boone, Hendricks, Howard, Johnson, Marion, Noble, and St. Joseph, Wells counties.
(INDIANAPOLIS) – Eskenazi Hospital is banning most visitors, to protect patients from coronavirus: Eskenazi was already limiting patients to two visitors as part of its precautions against flu. Now the hospital is banning them entirely, with a few exceptions. Fathers can still accompany new mothers having babies delivered, and the hospital will still allow two […]
INDIANAPOLIS–People in central Indiana may be able to get help from organizations supported by the United Way of Central Indiana, if they have been affected by coronavirus or the reaction to the virus. The fund of $16.5 million, was announced in a press conference Friday afternoon. The money available will go primarily to organizations that […]
President Trump is declaring a national emergency to free up federal resources to combat the coronavirus.
Olivia Crozier, from Madison, Indiana, was getting ready to play in the NCAA tournament -- until it was canceled due to coronavirus concerns.
(INDIANAPOLIS) – Governor Holcomb says Hoosiers need to recognize work-from-home orders and cancellations of large gatherings as “the new normal” as the state seeks to control the spread of coronavirus. Indiana is the seventh state to issue official recommendations against large gatherings. The advisory issued Thursday urges cancellations of nonessential gatherings of more than 250 […]