COVID-19 vaccine expected in Indiana by end of next week
Federal officials have told Indiana to expect 55,000 doses of the COVID-19 vaccine developed by Pfizer by the end of next week. Hospital and nursing...
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25,000 Elkhart residents to receive free PPE
Elkhart residents in need of Personal Protective Equipment, or PPE, can score some for free this weekend. The City of Elkhart plans to hand out...
Study: Pandemic could wipe out half of Indiana’s restaurants
The coronavirus pandemic could end up wiping out half of Indiana’s restaurants. One in five restaurants in Indiana have already closed, two-to-four times the normal...
Governor Holcomb directs non-urgent procedures to be put on hold at Indiana hospitals
Some hospital procedures are on hold again as Indiana scrambles to get ahead of the coronavirus pandemic. Governor Holcomb says the state “is on fire,”...
Indiana’s COVID-19 death toll reaches 6,000
The Indiana Department of Health reported 124 deaths due to COVID-19 on Tuesday, pushing the state’s death toll to more than 6,000. The deaths, which...
Goshen passes, Elkhart tables ordinance allowing COVID-19-related fines
The Goshen Common Council passed an ordinance, on Monday, Dec. 7, allowing fines for businesses that fail to enforce COVID-19 prevention measures. The orders include...
Comcast to extend free WiFi hotspot internet access as pandemic grips the U.S.
Comcast will extend its commitments to help people connect to the Internet during the COVID-19 pandemic as millions continue to stay home while many workplaces...
Nappanee Mayor pulls ordinance establishing fines for business from council agenda
The ordinance establishing civil fines for businesses caught violating COVID-19 protections was pulled from the Nappanee city council agenda before the meeting on Monday, Dec....
ICU at Goshen Hospital is full
The number of patients on the COVID-19 unit of Goshen Hospital is currently at 42. The intensive care unit is full, so surgeries at the...
Whitmer extends Michigan’s partial shutdown another 12 days
Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer is extending the state’s partial shutdown another 12 days. Whitmer says all indications are hospitals will get another surge in COVID-19...