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Over the course of 2021, less than 0.3 percent of hospitalizations are people who were admitted to the hospital for something else and then tested positive for COVID-19.

Are Hoosiers Being Hospitalized For COVID-19 With Mild Symptoms? Data Says No

A new piece of COVID-19 misinformation claims that most of the summer surge of hospitalizations are actually people who aren’t really sick.

Some providers at Thursday's event say grant opportunities have been critical to maintain operations, as families abruptly withdrew their children from care during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Facing Influx Of Child Care COVID-19 Relief Funds, Providers Say Staffing Is Top Of Mind

According to Early Learning Indiana, more than $1 billion in federal COVID-19 relief is coming to Indiana specifically for child care an amount providers likely won't see again.

Richard Morrison played for Notre Dame from 1985 to 1988 as a nose guard. His lawsuit alleges that the university and the NCAA knew about but “recklessly disregarded” the harmful effects of repeated head injuries and concussions.

Former Notre Dame Football Player Sues School, NCAA, Says Concussion Education Was Negligent

A former University of Notre Dame football player is suing the university and the NCAA, alleging that they "recklessly disregarded” information related to the medical dangers of concussions and head injuries"

U.S. Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas delivered the 2021 Tocqueville Lecture at the University of Notre Dame on Thursday, Sept. 16.

U.S. Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas Defends Court’s Independence During Notre Dame Lecture

U.S. Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas gave the 2021 Tocqueville Lecture at the University of Notre Dame Thursday.

Prayer for Peace Aims to Inspire Action

Hundreds of people gathered at the Indiana War Memorial, downtown. The group was made up of all different faiths, but with one common goal -- praying for peace. The gathering aims to repair a city fractured by violence.

IU Health Reports 125 Employees Leave After Refusing To Get COVID-19 Vaccine

IU Health announced in June that it would require all doctors, nurses, and other employees to be fully vaccinated against COVID-19 by Sept. 1.

Additional Evacuees Up Need For Donations At Camp Atterbury

Department of Homeland Security officials provided an update Wednesday on Operation Allies Welcome, saying that the number of Afghan evacuees temporarily housed at Camp Atterbury has grown to nearly 7,000.

Gov. Eric Holcomb visited evacuees earlier this month at Camp Atterbury.

Here's How To Help Afghan Evacuees In Indiana

Gov. Eric Holcomb announced Thursday a "regional collection system" of locations where Hoosiers can donate new goods for Afghan evacuees at Camp Atterbury.

It appears Indiana Senate lawmakers will approve the state Senate redistricting map without any changes, regardless of what Hoosiers have to say at the only public hearing on that map.

Senate Redistricting Plan Would Seem To Ignore Public Input

The Senate map will be unveiled Tuesday, revealing which state Senate districts Hoosiers will live in for the next decade.

Non-Fatal Shooting Victims Reluctant to Give Authorities Information

Victims of non-fatal shootings in Indianapolis have been reluctant to provide law enforcement with information about who shot them.

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