Two former Indiana lieutenant governors called for Indiana Gov. Eric Holcomb to expand mail-in voting Friday as the coronavirus continues. Without a broad mail-in voting option, former Indiana lieutenant governors John Mutz and Kathy Davis said Friday that fewer voting locations and long lines at polls will further suppress minority, disabled and low-income voters.

In the Greenfield-Central Community School Corporation, a student tested positive for the virus on the first day back to class. At Avon High School, a staff member tested positive.

All Marion County schools will be required to follow a health metric for when they can offer in-person instruction. The order is based on the seven-day average of the countys COVID-19 positivity rate.

Anti-hunger advocates from around the country say Congress needs to boost Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program benefits in the next COVID-19 relief package.

Health officials warn that water in schools may be contaminated with unsafe levels of bacteria and metals from sitting stagnant in the pipes since March.

The conditions have prompted health and fire safety concerns from advocates, politicians -- even employees -- especially in recent weeks as temperatures climbed.

Members of the Indiana 2020 Two-Way asked us how schools -- whether in-person, virtual, or a combination of the two -- are addressing lingering equity issues related to race, health, technology, and special education.

The City of Indianapolis has awarded $2.7 million in CARES Act funding to seven organizations assisting people experiencing or at risk of homelessness.

New research married with techniques of the past is providing valuable data to a growing number of cities -- including one right here in Indiana.

Caregivers juggle work and family, and coordinate medical care for a loved one -- a lot of responsibility under normal conditions. Now, with the COVID-19 pandemic, millions of caregivers across the country are adjusting to new ways of life.