Indiana coronavirus cases: 676 new cases, 48 deaths
Indiana coronavirus cases and newly reported deaths from COVID-19 for Thursday, May 21.
Indiana coronavirus cases and newly reported deaths from COVID-19 for Thursday, May 21.
May 21 is the last day for a county election board to receive a request for an absentee ballot for Indiana’s June 2 primary.
The new, local test sites are part of a CVS plan to open 1,000 sites by the end of the month. They hope to process 1.5 million tests each day.
More Indiana workers filed first-time claims for unemployment benefits last week, a sign of the coronavirus’ continued impact on the labor market.
Indianapolis psychologist Jack Fadely helped people find the careers that would make them happy. He died after contracting the coronavirus.
Here’s how Central Indiana communities are handling Fourth of July fireworks celebrations as the state reopens from the coronavirus pandemic.
Drive-in movies are considered a safe option for entertainment in Indiana. Here’s how they’ve adjusted their capacities, tickets and concessions.
The coronavirus has taken the 104th Indianapolis 500 from its normal May slot, but it cannot take our memories of this Memorial Day staple in Indiana.
As Indianapolis buildings begin opening after months of being closed for the coronavirus pandemic, experts warn a danger could lurk inside the walls.
Officers found Ysmael Garcia, 24, near East Washington Street and the I-65/I-70 ramp about 3 a.m., IMPD said.