Indianapolis first responders now take extra precautions in the field to prevent the spread of coronavirus.

The state saw its second death connected to COVID-19, and the Indiana Department of Workforce Development is asking unemployed Hoosiers to file online, as the unemployment insurance program has seen a significant increase in claims.

Many service workers expect to take a financial hit after the state ordered restaurants and bars to switch to delivery or take-out options only.

The White House coronavirus task force is briefing reporters on the latest on the pandemic. Watch the update live. Estimated start time is 3:30 p.m.

Indiana officials have reported the state's first death linked to the coronavirus outbreak. They say the person was over 60 and suffered other medical problems as well as the COVID-19.

Indiana Gov. Eric Holcomb announced Monday that restaurants and bars across the state will be closed to in-person customers through the end of the month. Theyll still be allowed to provide takeout and delivery services.

The changes affect bars and restaurants, hospitals and government agencies, among other groups.

Indianapolis Mayor Joe Hogsett gave directions today on further restrictions to stop the spread of the coronavirus.

As Midwest states limit large gatherings to halt the spread of coronavirus, religious groups have had to adjust.

Many stores are having trouble keeping shelves stocked with goods during the coronavirus outbreak. One expert warns that could have negative consequences for some of those most vulnerable to the virus.