Health care workers are learning that COVID-19 has the power to raise blood sugar to dangerous levels. And that's creating serious challenges for hospitals.

Courts are still conducting business as they have been since the pandemic began via remote or virtual proceedings.

Instead of a week-long spring break where students could travel -- potentially spreading or contracting COVID-19 -- the university is offering three "study days" throughout the semester.

The Indiana State Department of Health reported 551 additional confirmed deaths over the last week -- the most reported in a single week during the pandemic, and nearly double the high reported in April.

Foam Fabricators began working on its vaccine cooler plan in July for its New Albany plant and 11 other advanced manufacturing facilities.

Starting on Dec. 21, the Indianapolis Library branches will restrict in-person services to curbside pickup and limited computer use.

The Indianapolis Coalition for Patient Safety, with members from central Indiana hospital systems, called on residents to adhere to safety measures, including masks and limiting social gatherings.

Seventy-seven-year-old District nine council member William Duke Oliver tested positive for COVID-19 earlier this month.

Parkview Health in northeast Indiana administered some of the first COVID-19 vaccines in the state on Monday. Along with inoculating their own staff, Parkview will serve as a vaccination site for other health care workers in the state as well.

People who have diabetes are at a much greater risk of dying from COVID-19, or developing severe symptoms and complications. Now researchers are finding that many serious problems can be triggered by COVID-19's impact on blood sugar levels.