The Indiana State Department of Health today reported 970 new cases of COVID and 16 new deaths.
When COVID-19 hit last March, Stellantis quickly began working to alleviate some of the issues people were having in the communities in which its plants operated.
The Indiana State Department of Health today expanded COVID-19 vaccine eligibility to Hoosiers age 60 and older.
A Kokomo woman didn’t get to celebrate Thanksgiving, her 55th birthday, Christmas, or New Year’s — in fact, she doesn’t even remember them.
Howard County continues to trend downward in cases of COVID-19.
For the first time, more deaths from COVID were reported in Howard County than cases.
After being "orange" for months, Howard County returned to "yellow" on the Indiana State Department of Health's weekly COVID-19 metrics map.
The Indiana State Department of Health today reported 16 new cases of COVID and three new deaths in Howard County.
There’s a lot of talking at the Kokomo Event and Conference Center, which is strange to hear since group gatherings have been prohibited for so long.
Last week, an average of 20 new cases of COVID were reported daily, down from an average of 34 daily cases the week before.
Howard County had its biggest spike on COVID deaths since the beginning of January with five new deaths reported today.
The Indiana State Department of Health today reported 1,762 new cases of COVID-19 and 26 new deaths.
While 50 of Indiana's 92 counties now are "yellow" on the Indiana State Department of Health's COVID-19 metrics map, Howard County remains "orange."
A recent survey aimed at gauging minority populations’ opinions on the COVID-19 vaccine revealed about what was expected.
The Indiana State Department of Health today reported 10 new cases of COVID in Howard County, the fewest cases reported in a day since late October.
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A local attorney has retracted his attempt to seek damages from Howard County after alleging that a public defender exposed him to COVID-19.
Since last Monday, an average of 33 new cases of COVID-19 have been reported on Howard County.
The Indiana State Department of Health added 1,507 historical COVID-19 deaths to its dashboard today that were identified through an audit of death records and test results.
The Indiana State Department of Health today reported 1,480 new cases of COVID -- the lowest number reported since Oct. 7 -- and 36 new deaths.
The Indiana State Department of Health reported 1,567 new cases of COVID statewide and 65 new deaths.
Cases of COVID-19 in Howard County are trending downward based on seven-day averages.
Cold weather, shorter days and minimal amounts of sunshine can make the winter season a difficult time for many.
As Howard County shifted back to "orange" for its COVID-19 metric, City Hall, 100 S. Union Street, will re-open to public access on Monday, Feb. 1.
Fifty-eight more Howard County residents have tested positive for COVID-19, according to the Indiana State Department of Health, and no new deaths were reported.
Those younger than age 70 in Indiana soon may be eligible for a COVID-19 vaccine.
At last week’s Third House session, three area legislators focused on a common theme: handling the COVID-19 pandemic at a state level.
The Indiana State Department of Health's statewide COVID metrics map that aims to track the spread of the virus shows more promise this week.
More than a month after entering “red” status, Howard County is returning to “orange” at noon today, effectively loosening some restrictions on county businesses and schools.
Howard County has a new, larger vaccination site starting today, Jan. 27, that will aid in vaccinating the community more efficiently as doses begin to increase.
Four more Howard County residents have died of COVID-19, according to the Indiana State Department of Health.
While Indiana continues to roll out its COVID-19 vaccination plan and open up eligibility to new groups, some local educators are wondering why they haven’t been prioritized yet.
In late November, COVID-19 hospitalizations peaked at 3,460, but now those numbers are steadily declining.
According to the Regenstrief Institute, Howard County is one of only two Indiana counties with COVID-19 ICU admissions that are trending upward based on seven-day moving averages.
After moving to "red" for the first time last week, Howard County returned to "orange" on the Indiana State Department of Health's COVID-19 metrics map that's updated each Wednesday.
Two more Howard County residents have died from COVID-19, and 68 more have tested positive, according to the Indiana State Department of Health today.
The Howard County Health Department will be launching a mass vaccine clinic at the Kokomo Event & Conference Center, starting Jan. 27.
At 101, Helen Obermyer’s age couldn’t stop her from having fun – but COVID-19 could.
A Kokomo woman is continuing to recover after being hospitalized last March for more than five months with COVID-19, a battle that’s left her with no movement in one arm and relearning how to walk.
One more Howard County resident has died from COVID-19, while 73 more have tested positive.
Those 70 and older now are eligible to get a COVID-19 vaccine.
For the first time, Howard County entered "red" on the Indiana State Department of Health's COVID-19 metrics map, which aims to track community spread of the virus and institutes county-by-county restrictions based on color.
More Howard County residents are eligible to begin receiving COVID-19 vaccines.
The Indiana State Department of Health today reported an additional three COVID deaths in Howard County, along with 42 new positive cases.
Two nurses became the first in Howard County to become fully vaccinated after receiving their second doses of the Pfizer vaccine last week.
Since last Monday, 647 more Howard County residents have tested positive for COVID-19 while eight more have died, bringing the totals to 7,520 cases and 131 deaths.
More than 100 more Howard County residents have tested positive for COVID-19.
The Howard County Health Department is now scheduling appointments to administer COVID-19 vaccine to eligible recipients.
The Indiana State Department of Health today reported 133 more cases of COVID and one new death in Howard County.
Howard County has topped 7,000 cases of COVID after 164 new cases were added today.
Kokomo residents have regained another opportunity for COVID-19 testing.
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