Many Hoosiers should expect long waits to get a COVID-19 vaccine when they become eligible to schedule appointments next week.

All Hoosiers age 16 and older can schedule COVID-19 vaccinations beginning March 31.

Hoosiers 40 and older can now register for appointments to receive a COVID-19 vaccine, the Indiana Department of Health announced Saturday.

A vaccination hotline for Spanish-speaking residents will soon be available in an effort to improve COVID vaccination rates among Indianapolis Latinx community.

As migrant farmworkers begin to arrive on the Midwest, pop-up clinics and other grassroots efforts are aimed at getting COVID vaccines to them.

A total of 1,389,008 first doses of vaccine have been administered across Indiana, and 915,719 individuals -- or nearly 14 percent of Indiana's population -- have been fully vaccinated

Neighboring states have begun to open vaccine eligibility to all age groups. Indiana this week opened it to those age 45 and older.

Hoosiers 45 and older can now register for appointments to receive a COVID-19 vaccine, the Indiana Department of Health announced Tuesday.

Indiana K-12 teachers, school staff and child care workers can get the COVID-19 vaccine at any site in the state, starting Monday.

Teachers and other school employees will be able to get COVID-19 vaccinations through Indianas shot clinics across the state starting next week.