Indianapolis Public Schools spent $27 million on COVID-19 related expenses since March when school buildings began to close in response to the pandemic.

Gov. Eric Holcomb extended Wednesday the statewide face mask order that he first issued a month ago aimed at slowing the coronavirus spread.

A new study from Ball State University found that about 68,649 to 84,118 Indiana school-age children do not have internet access at home.

The appeal filed Tuesday by the nonprofit group Indiana Vote By Mail and several voters comes after a federal judge in Indianapolis rejected on Friday their request for a court order to extend no-excuse mail-in balloting.

The state will stay in its current phase or reopening -- Stage 4.5 -- for at least another month. That means, for instance, restaurants can only be at 75 percent capacity, while bars, nightclubs and tourism sites are at 50 percent.

Sen. Mike Braun (R-Ind.) says a vaccine for coronavirus is coming. But he is less certain about another round of pandemic relief funding.

The NAACP is offering up to $300 for African American residents struggling to pay their energy bills due to COVID-19.

A new online employment website aims to help people in Marion County connect with jobs and get needed training.

Even with all the planning and preparation, the first few days of school will focus on getting everyone especially kids on the same page.

The dashboard will let people see the number of cases in a given school, along with a cumulative number, according to Dr. Kristina Box, commissioner of the Indiana State Department of Health.