Indianapolis Mayor Joe Hogsett gave directions today on further restrictions to stop the spread of the coronavirus.

As Midwest states limit large gatherings to halt the spread of coronavirus, religious groups have had to adjust.

Many stores are having trouble keeping shelves stocked with goods during the coronavirus outbreak. One expert warns that could have negative consequences for some of those most vulnerable to the virus.

Purdue University students will learn remotely for the rest of the spring semester, and the majority of students who live in on-campus housing are being urged to return home or find other accommodations.

Greater Lafayette bus service CityBus will plan for the possibility of sick drivers and begin downsizing bus routes as the new coronavirus continues to spread in Indiana.

Gov. Eric Holcomb signed an executive order Friday meant to help get groceries and medical supplies to Hoosiers during the coronavirus outbreak.

Side Effects has received many questions seeking medical information about the new coronavirus and the disease it causes: COVID-19. For answers, we turned to Tom Duszynski, an epidemiologist with the Richard M. Fairbanks School of Public Health at IUPUI, and Ram Yeleti, chief physician executive with Community Health Network.

The Indiana Gaming Commission ordered the state's casinos to close, effective Monday morning at 6 a.m., in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Indiana University announced it will conduct the remainder of spring semester classes entirely online and cancel all IU-sponsored events for the rest of the academic semester.

Each school district will be on an extended spring break, which will end on March 31. On April 1, classes will resume using remote instruction, which will continue until at least April 3.