Supplies still limit coronavirus testing, which could give incomplete picture of outbreak
Some public health experts say they fear that limited testing could lead to an incomplete picture of the coronavirus outbreak.
Some public health experts say they fear that limited testing could lead to an incomplete picture of the coronavirus outbreak.
Hoosiers who believe they’ve been subjected to price gouging due to the coronavirus pandemic can file a complaint with the Indiana attorney general’s office.
Indianapolis Mayor Joe Hogsett recommended against “nonessential” travel, so some businesses are finding ways to keep operating.
Kathy Lynch, owner of Kouts Health Care, said she believes she was likely one of the very first private practices to offer COVID-19 testing in the area.
Election officials are encouraging voters to request absentee ballots and vote by mail instead of going to early voting sites as the novel coronavirus pandemic affects everyday life.
CHESTERTON – Because of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic and a related drop in ridership, the South Shore Line will be implementing a temporary modified train schedule starting Monday.
Eli Lilly and Co. could eventually perform up to 2,000 tests a day and offer a drive-thru clinic, company officials say.
La PORTE COUNTY – Nine new positive cases of COVID-19 were reported in Indiana on Wednesday, bringing to 39 the number of Hoosiers diagnosed.
AP Sports Writer Andrew Seligman contributed.
The School City of Hammond is notifying 2 additional school communities that a presumptive COVID-19 patient may have come into contact with students.