The Indianapolis City-County Council Monday unanimously voted in favor of extending Mayor Joe Hogsett's emergency declaration orders until May 1.

Public information about the coronavirus is critical to keep people healthy, or treat them when they get sick, but understanding the information a doctor is saying might be especially difficult for non-English speaking patients.

Many Hoosiers who receive Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program benefits will see a temporary increase in the amount they receive starting this month.

The Storefront Theatre in Broad Ripple opened its doors in June of 2019. WFYIs Jill Ditmire spoke with Artistic Director Ronan Marra about the domino effect of the public health crisis on the theater and its community partners.

The new relief fund is meant to provide families with emergency assistance for housing, utilities, transportation, medications, food and other necessities.

The historical society that's been documenting the state's past since 1830 is for the first time collecting documents at the exact time the historic event is unfolding.

An Indiana State Department of Health Strike Team went to the nursing home Wednesday to test residents as a precaution and assist in early detection.

Purdue professor Marshall Porterfield worked at NASA, teaching astronauts about living in restricted environments such as the International Space Station. The skills are surprisingly transferable to Indiana's stay-at-home order.

Thousands of Americans have died from COVID-19, and many more still will. So doctors and health experts are telling people to plan ahead and talk to their family about a difficult topic: how they want to die.

Monday was supposed to be the voter registration deadline for Indiana's primary election. But COVID-19 changed all that.