‘Don’t Forget To Tend To The Home Inside Of You’: Therapist Shares Positive Thoughts
MARYVILLE, TENN. — For some, spreading hope is as easy as writing a Post-it note. A note of encouragement and kindness goes a long way.
Read MoreFacebook Group Connects RV Owners With Medical Staff Who Need To Self-Isolate
MICHIGAN CITY — Medical workers on the front lines of fighting the coronavirus are worried about putting their families at risk every time they come home.
Read MoreWomen Are Using Code Words At Pharmacies To Escape Domestic Abuse
NANCY, FRANCE — On Sunday, a woman walked into a pharmacy in the French city of Nancy, one of the few public places still open after the government imposed a nationwide lockdown to prevent the spread of a dangerous virus. But the woman wasn’t there for medicine; she was … Read More
Surprising Number Of Young People Testing Positive For Coronavirus In St. Joseph
ST. JOSEPH COUNTY — New data on cases in St. Joseph County has revealed a surprising number of younger people testing positive.
Read MoreDoctor Given N95 Face Masks By Trooper
MINNEAPOLIS — A doctor who says she was pulled over for speeding in Minnesota was not given a ticket by the trooper. Instead, she said, the trooper gave her his supply of N95 face masks which are in short supply for health care workers during the coronavirus pandemic.
Read MoreRent Is Due, But Indiana And Michigan Are Trying To Help
SOUTH BEND — Today is the first day of the month, which means rent is due for millions of jobless people.
Read MoreVirus Impact: Price Hikes Possible As Small Biz Gets Pinched, Says Professor
ANDERSON — Continued closures and disruptions in supply chains may mean steep price increases in the coming weeks as businesses seek to mitigate the effects of the coronavirus pandemic, according to a Ball State University economist. But those increases likely won’t constitute price gouging, he added. “As an … Read More
Howard County Tightens Non-Essential Shopping Rules
KOKOMO — Howard County stores appear to be falling in line with an emergency order from the county commissioners. They are telling shoppers what they can’t buy. Commissioners are trying to put a stop to binge shopping that is both unhealthy and unfair.
Read MoreWine Doggo Offers Curbside Delivery
HAGERSTOWN, Md. — Man’s best friend is doing his part to fight the new coronavirus. One local winery has found an ingenious way to serve up curbside wine.
Read MoreIndianapolis Named As Emerging Hotspot For Virus
INDIANAPOLIS – National health leaders have named Indianapolis as a possible hot spot location for the coronavirus pandemic. On March 6, the Indiana State Health Department confirmed the first case of coronavirus. Since then the number of confirmed cases is growing by the hundreds daily as more tests … Read More
Girl Scouts Selling Cookies Online
NDIANAPOLIS — You may have noticed your pantry — or freezer for those who prefer Thin Mints at their best — is lacking a certain dessert around this time of year.
Read MoreContact Lens Wearers Should Switch To Glasses During Outbreak
NEW YORK — Focus on this, contact lens wearers of the world: To reduce the spread of the pandemic virus that causes Covid-19, experts suggest it’s time to put your contact lenses on the shelf and dazzle the world with your frames.
Read MoreTexas Roadhouse CEO Forgoes Salary To Help Hourly Employees During Pandemic
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Texas Roadhouse CEO W. Kent Taylor will forgo his salary to assist hourly restaurant employees as restaurants across the country take a hit during the coronavirus outbreak.
Read MoreSouth Bend Company Steps Up To Produce Hand Sanitizer And Masks For Medical Field
SOUTH BEND — The shortage of hand sanitizer and masks is making it tough for those in the medical field to treat patients. Some companies are getting creative to help.
Read MoreWaffle House Closes 365 Locations Due To Pandemic
JACKSON, MISS. – Waffle House has now closed 365 locations across the U.S. due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Read MoreMillion Mask Mayday Aims To Help With National Mask Shortage
INDIANAPOLIS — A Colorado physician has created a national campaign to get people in every state to sew face masks for medical professionals. In Indiana, six people across the state have started the project.
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