COVID-19 patient discharged from Methodist, recovering at M’ville home
After the test came back as positive, the Merrillville man spent 16 hours in intensive care before he was transferred to a COVID-19 unit in the hospital.
Month: March 2020
Indiana extends dine-in ban for restaurants and bars
Establishments are still allowed to provide take-out, drive-thru and delivery services.
Illinois governor extends stay-at-home order to April 30 amid COVID-19 outbreak
COVID-19 has led to the deaths of at least 99 people in Illinois out of more than 5,994 infections. And the number continues to grow, Gov. Pritzker said.
What a coronavirus executive order means for abortions in Indiana
Holcomb says order included abortion clinics to make medical resources available to fight COVID-19. But letter writing campaign preceded his decision
IU football alums make best of pre-draft process
Nick Westbrook, Simon Stepaniak and Reakwon Jones still hope to be picked in the NFL Draft or get a call soon after from teams.
Basketball announcers organize GoFundMe to help COVID-19 victims
Former Butler basketball radio voice Brandon Gaudin leads effort to feed coronavirus victims in need
Neighborhood fights loneliness of social distancing with front porch sing-along
Neighbors on 44th Street nestled between Washington Boulevard and Pennsylvania Street have begun a nightly front porch sing-along.
A front porch sing-along to combat the loneliness from the COVID19 pandemic
Neighbors on 44th Street nestled between Washington Boulevard and Pennsylvania Street have begun a nightly front porch sing-along.
DOJ says Anthem knowingly submitted inaccurate Medicare Advantage information
The Department of Justice alleges that Anthem submitted inaccurate Medicare Advantage data to generate $100 million in additional revenue each year.
Indiana residents urged to stay home as COVID-19 cases, death rise
INDIANAPOLIS – Fourteen more people have died in Indiana from coronavirus-related illnesses, increasing the state’s death toll to 49 as confirmed cases surged past 2,000, state health officials said Tuesday.