Marion County will keep its COVID-19 mask mandate and capacity restrictions even after the state lifts its orders.

Many Hoosiers should expect long waits to get a COVID-19 vaccine when they become eligible to schedule appointments next week.

As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to disrupt the lives of millions of Americans, it's also triggering an alarming increase in violence against Black women, advocates say.

It's been a year of living through the COVID-19 pandemic in Indiana. When the Stay-At-Home orders went into effect in 2020, we brought you the stories of essential workers outside of health care who have also put themselves at risk in order to do their jobs. We checked back in with them about their lives -- one year later.

Indiana officials Wednesday defended the decision to end all statewide COVID-19 restrictions, weeks or months before all Hoosiers will get a chance to get vaccinated.

Jury trials in Marion County have resumed after months of delay due to the pandemic and there are new challenges getting jurors.

All Hoosiers age 16 and older can schedule COVID-19 vaccinations beginning March 31.

Activists and faith leaders gathered at the Statehouse Tuesday for a vigil and call-to-action on the first anniversary of the state's Stay-At-Home orders.

Hoosiers 40 and older can now register for appointments to receive a COVID-19 vaccine, the Indiana Department of Health announced Saturday.

Indiana food producers potentially lost more than an estimated $500 million during the pandemic.