Indianapolis is recruiting community members to promote local vaccination efforts through the new COVID Community Ambassador program.

A bill that would give Hoosier workers the right to refuse employer-mandated vaccines had its first hearing in a committee Wednesday morning. It would go further than current federal laws and excuse workers based on their conscience.

Johnson & Johnson has resumed its COVID-19 vaccine trial in northwest Indiana nearly a month after the company paused the study.

Gov. Eric Holcomb's stance comes even though Indiana law already requires 11 vaccines for public school students, including those for whooping cough, tetanus, measles and meningitis.

A federal program is letting some Hoosier children get a flu shot for free, along with their regular school vaccinations.

The Indiana Health Department issued a standing order Tuesday allowing Hoosiers to obtain the measles vaccine from any pharmacy that carries it.

With measles cases popping up around the U.S., public health officials and nurses are worried about the highly contagious virus spreading at the big race.

The Senate kicked off budget hearings, a committee approved a college immunization bill and the Indiana House Speaker reacted to the federal health care bill.

Pharmacies used to simply be a place where you could pick up your pills - and maybe a cane or a page of stamps. But these days, they are much more.

Indiana has seen a drastic increase in mumps cases in recent years, and the CDC reports mumps cases are at a 10-year high nationwide.