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Due to federal rules, as Indiana's unemployment rate drops, the Department of Workforce Development will be turning off the extended benefits program this week.

New data from the Indiana Department of Education shows the number of students attending traditional public or charter schools fell by nearly 15,000 students, or about 1.5 percent compared to last fall.

The latest forecast from Indiana Universitys Kelley School of Business shows while most economic levels are returning to where they were pre-pandemic, unemployment numbers will lag through next year and likely not recover until sometime in 2022.

An agreement has been reached between Indy10, Individual protesters and the city of Indianapolis that limits the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Departments use of chemical agents against protesters.

More businesses in downtown Indianapolis will have live streaming video access. That is through the citys new b-link initiative, which links a camera network together to help IMPD investigate crime.

During the month of October, Marion Countys COVID positivity rate crept up to nearly seven percent. The number of new daily cases has risen to more than 200 a day.

The U.S. government has agreed to purchase 300,000 doses of Eli Lillys COVID-19 antibody treatment. It plans to pay $375 million for the vials of the drug.

More than 560,000 Hoosiers requested mail-in ballots for the November election -- a record for Indiana. And more than 460,000 of those ballots were returned.

The Indiana State Department of Health reported Thursday its 4,000th death since the beginning of the coronavirus pandemic. After a late summer lull, the rate has picked up as cases have increased.

Indiana's 3,649 new cases is the eighth one-day record set since the state moved to Stage 5 of its reopening plan.