A statewide moratorium in place since March, has halted evictions. A new program in Indianapolis aims to connect people with rental assistance as this order ends but there are concerns it wont be enough to help the tenants who need it most.

The Small Business Administration released data Monday on companies and other groups that received a loan through the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP).

Career and technical education programs across Indiana were allowed to begin hands-on classes Monday so students could finish course requirements. Its the first time students will take classes in a school since the pandemic began.

Though many people who have been seriously ill from COVID-19 are older or have underlying health conditions, its still unclear what causes certain people to get really sick. Aquarius Bunch was a healthy 27-year-old working at an assisted living facility in the Midwest when she got COVID-19. And she was pregnant.

U.S. Sen. Todd Young (R-Ind.) said he wants the federal governments next round of COVID-19 relief to be targeted at those who need help most.

Purdue University researchers developed a new COVID-19 test that could be more affordable and time efficient. The test will first be used by health care providers before then offering it to consumers for use at home.

Many schools are still drafting their reopening plans for the fall, leaving families waiting for answers to a number of questions. But the president of the Indiana Association of School Nurses (IASN) says, as families wait for the official word from schools, they can and should take time to prepare kids for returning to the classroom.

Face masks will be required for students, teachers and all staff in grades sixth and higher when classes resume in Marion County school districts for the new academic year as part of the effort to stop the spread of the coronavirus.

According to data released Thursday, Indiana had, by far, the largest spike in new claims for unemployment assistance in the country last week. The state says most of them are coming from foreign identity thieves trying to steal money.

The Indiana Latino Expo has canceled their annual event due to concerns over the spread of the coronavirus. The expo was scheduled to take place at the Indiana State Fairgrounds Oct. 9-10.