Federal funding for Zika research is expected to run out by the end of September.

All blood donated in the United States must now be tested for the Zika virus. Previously, Indiana blood donors have been screened through a questionnaire.

Residents of the West Calumet Housing Complex in East Chicago are working with federal, state and local officials to find new homes because elevated levels of lead have been found in the ground around their home.

Community members will be able to go to the local health department to get training on how to administer naloxone and receive a free dose.

In 2014, 14.7 babies per every 1,000 born to black mothers died before their first birthday. The state’s total infant mortality rate was a little over 7 per every 1,000.

The county originally planned to partner with the AIDS Healthcare Foundation to run the exchange, but that plan fell apart.

The Indiana State Department of Health estimates that there are between 10,000 and 50,000 veterans in Indiana who have PTSD.

Dust samples have been taken from around 70 homes at the West Calumet Housing Complex in East Chicago. About 40 have come back above the level considered safe.

The nonprofit will continue to sell small group plans, but is dropping all its individual products, both on and off the Affordable Care Act marketplace.

The eight new emergency hospitals and three ambulatory centers aim to give more targeted care.