Indiana's newly reported COVID-19 cases have risen to their highest single-day level of the pandemic, state health officials said Wednesday.

Holcomb faced sharp criticism from both his political left and right over his handling of the pandemic. But he was also re-elected by a huge margin.

As the polls opened on this Election Day amid the COVID-19 pandemic, officials are taking steps to make the experience safer for voters.

The state's coronavirus hospitalizations as of Monday marked a 95 percent jump in Indiana's COVID-19 patients during the past month, the data show.

The former congressman and Secretary of State experienced symptoms and got tested after he was informed he had been exposed to the virus.

Last minute COVID-19 diagnoses have left some Hoosier voters frustrated and unable to vote.

After a historic season, winter is coming at the drive-in. Summer and early fall have seen their simple, old-fashioned lots transformed into a surprisingly elastic omnibus of pandemic-era gathering.

Schools have reported more COVID-19 cases in recent weeks, at the same time Indiana is seeing a spike in cases statewide.

The biofuels company is permanently expanding production at one of its Indiana facilities to include ethanol for hand sanitizer.

Some school districts report that substitute teachers are staying away, wary of returning to the classroom at a time when COVID-19 cases are spiking across the state and nation.