The Indiana Department of Health added 963 confirmed COVID-19 cases to the state's total Friday, raising it to 660,071. The cases were confirmed between Dec. 26 and Feb. 25. It also added 33 COVID-19 deaths, bringing the state's total to 12,098. The deaths occurred between Dec. 22 and Feb. 25.

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Indiana officials announced Wednesday theyre cracking down on clinics that are vaccinating Hoosiers for COVID-19 who are not eligible under the states guidelines.

Teachers and other Hoosiers throughout the state signed up for vaccine waitlists to receive unused vaccine doses and help avoid waste.

Gov. Eric Holcomb and State Health Commissioner Dr. Kris Box will host a virtual media briefing to provide updates on COVID-19 and its impact on Indiana.

Indiana surpassed 12,000 confirmed COVID-19 deaths Tuesday. The state's rate of newly reported deaths has continued its post-holiday slowdown.

As American healthcare workers received COVID vaccines, many were relieved and hopeful. But many doctors who are foreign-born also describe a bittersweet feeling. They worry about family and friends back home who have little access to the vaccines. And it could be a long wait -- dozens of countries still have not received any vaccine doses.

Hoosiers 60 and older can now register for appointments to receive a COVID-19 vaccine. The Indiana Department of Health announced the expansion Tuesday.

According to the Indiana Department of Health, the age group accounts for more than 22 percent of the states population but 64 percent of the COVID-19 hospitalizations and 93.3 percent of the deaths.

The Indiana Department of Health reported 201 additional confirmed deaths over the last week. That brings the state's total to 11,947 confirmed deaths. The state also reported more than 6,000 new cases in the last week -- the fewest weekly reported total since early October.