Food And Drug Administration Approves COVID Boosters For Upcoming Season
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration on Monday approved the latest round of COVID-19 boosters, as public health officials brace for another cold and flu season.
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Braun Among GOP Lawmakers Sponsoring Bill To Ban Federal Mask Mandates
Indiana Sen. Mike Braun and a handful of other Republican U.S. lawmakers are pushing a bill to ban federal mask mandates for domestic air travel, public transit systems and schools.
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Jill Biden Tests Positive For COVID-19; President, Testing Negative, Maintains Schedule
First Lady Jill Biden tested positive for COVID-19 Monday, Sept. 4, the White House said in a statement.
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Death Counts Remain High In Some States Even As COVID Fatalities Wane
Several months after President Joe Biden ended the national emergency for COVID-19, preliminary health data indicates the historic degree to which the pandemic increased death rates nationwide — not just because of the virus itself, but also through the pandemic’s reverberating effects on society.
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Next Generation Of COVID-19 Vaccines, Therapies Get $1.4 Billion Boost
On Tuesday, Aug. 22, the Biden administration announced a $1.4 billion boost in developing the so-called next generation of COVID-19 vaccines and treatments.
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Students Blocked From Campus When COVID Hit Want Money Back, Some Are Getting Refunds
Thousands of college students will get hundreds of dollars in compensation as colleges and universities move this summer to settle multimillion-dollar lawsuits stemming from canceled classes and activities during COVID-19 pandemic shutdowns.
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Lawmakers Hear Theories On COVID-19 Origins In U.S. House Hearing
Democrats and Republicans mostly agreed Wednesday that scientists and the intelligence community should fully investigate the origins of COVID-19 without political interference over whether the virus emerged from nature or through a lab leak.
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Just 25% Of House Bills Have Survived Session So Far. Here’s What Didn’t.
House lawmakers filed 673 bills this year — but only about 178 survived key deadlines this week.
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Exploring Meal Delivery Services With Purdue Extension Elkhart County
Amidst the COVID-19 pandemic, meal delivery services became more and more popular solely due to convenience and lack of supplies in everyday grocery stores.
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Free Shots Available At State Clinic In Atwood
A two-day clinic in Atwood offering free flu and COVID-19 shots began Tuesday morning, Nov. 22.
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COVID-19 Testing Site In Warsaw Relocates
The COVID-19 testing site run by the Bowen Center is moving to a new location.
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Gov. Holcomb Leads Trip To Asia To Strengthen Economic, Academic Partnerships
Governor Eric J. Holcomb landed in Taipei this morning to kick off an economic development trip in Taiwan and the Republic of Korea.
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Homeowners Hurt By Pandemic Say State Program Saved Houses
John Bauer’s salvation came as a phone call.
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USDA Issuing Payments For Hog Pandemic
The U.S. Department of Agriculture is increasing the amount of funding available for the Spot Market Hog Pandemic Program and expects to issue approximately $62.8 million in pandemic assistance payments to hog producers starting this week.
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Health Crisis Quietly Transitions To Endemic
There were no parades or major announcements, but it appears that across much of the country, the state, and Kosciusko County, the two-year-long COVID-19 pandemic is quietly entering a new stage.
Read MoreHolcomb Ends Emergency Health Status
Indiana’s two-year-long health crisis has ended.
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