Indiana will launch a privately-run call center to take the lead on contact tracing for COVID-19 -- interviewing positive patients and finding out who they've been around to track the spread of the virus.

Local nonprofits shifted services to serve people in need during the pandemic. A new analysis highlights what these groups had to change to remain effective.

President Donald Trump declared meat processing plants "critical infrastructure" to keep facilities operating through the COVID-19 crisis. Indiana is home to two pork production facilities that have closed temporarily due to increased cases among workers.

The governor has not specified his planned modifications, but indicated more workplaces and businesses could reopen while under guidelines such as requiring masks, additional spacing between employees and frequent cleanings.

Spring is often the best time of year to buy or sell a home, but the pandemic slowed real estate transactions this year.

If you're less than enthusiastic about your boss glimpsing your personal space, or you're just looking to switch it up from your boring bedroom wall, we've got you covered with ten NPR-themed Zoom backgrounds.

The Indiana State Department of Health reported 63 additional confirmed deaths on Wednesday, bringing the state's total to 964. The state announced more than 17,100 total confirmed cases, with more than 91,500 Hoosiers tested.

From WFYI's Arts and Culture Desk, Jill Ditmire spoke with visual artist Shamira Wilson about how she uses her experiences with space to adjust to the stresses of social distancing during the COVID-19 pandemic.

An Indiana auto insurer is one of several across the country returning money to clients during the coronavirus pandemic. This comes as many are traveling less due to "Stay-At-Home" orders.

Roughly 100 cars circled the Westville Correctional Facility Tuesday in protest of what the drivers say are dangerous health conditions regarding COVID-19 within the prison.