Here is a list of restaurants that have made arrangements to keep serving take-out and delivery meals. It is not exhaustive, but it will be updated regularly.

In South Vermillion School Corp., schools have been closed because of COVID-19 — and now spring break — but teachers have been staying in touch with students and honing their skills as they prepare for a new era of eLearning.

New, interactive online tool will make it easier for families to find food resources near home; site will be updated to reflect current openings and closures

The economic fallout of COVID-19 will test the strength of Indiana’s economy and stretch the pockets of Hoosiers, many of whom already have experienced layoffs or lost business income during the stay-at-home period.

Nearly a dozen cars were lined up just before 1 p.m. Thursday in the parking lot at Terre Haute North Vigo High School to collect bags of pre-packaged food and hygiene products.

With a cell phone in one hand arranging next-day shipments, Bob Baseler Thursday used his other hand to answer his office desk phone. On Thursday, Baseler was focusing on eggs.

A look inside the incident command center at Union Hospital on Thursday revealed six people sharing data, tracking illnesses and directing hospital operations as part of the coordinated response to the COVID-19 pandemic in the Wabash Valley.

Indiana, like the nation, has seen a surge in unemployment claims as the coronavirus pandemic begins to take its toll on the economy.

The brakes have been applied to "drive-thru" confessions in Terre Haute, with the Archdiocese of Indianapolis telling the Rev. Dan Bedel the risk of COVID-19 spread was too high.

The United Way of the Wabash Valley and the Wabash Valley Community Foundation have released application details for COVID-19 assistance.

The NCAA will distribute $225 million to its Division I members in June, $375 million less than had been budgeted this year because the coronavirus pandemic forced the cancellation of the men's basketball tournament.

The Vigo County School Corp. has donated hundreds of N95 masks to the Vigo County Emergency Management Agency to aid in the community's response to the COVID-19 crisis.

With time to spare during the state's two-week stay-home order, crafters are finding ways to help others on the front line of the COVID-19 pandemic as the illness spreads.

Police will not pull you over just to see where you're headed, and they have no intention to make the next couple weeks any more difficult than they already are.

These days, Emily Murray and her 7-year-old daughter, Kate, sit at a table across from each other at their makeshift office — Emily using her laptop to work from home, and Kate using a family laptop to do educational or other activities set up by her mom.

The 2020 Indiana Special Olympic summer games will not be held on June 12-14 in Terre Haute, said Special Olympics Indiana CEO/President Jeff Mohler. Special Olympics Indiana on Monday suspended all practices, competitions, and events through May 31.

Starting April 7, Vigo County's faith-based community is collaborating to provide emergency, school-age child care to essential employees during the COVID-19 crisis.

A big smile across her face, Payton Padgett stood along Tippecanoe Street and held up a large sign that had the names of Franklin Elementary teachers and staff as well as a special message: "We Love You, Falcons Forever." As she did so, a large caravan of those teachers and staff drove by, part of a driving tour of the neighborhood late Tuesday morning, an effort to maintain contact with children who have been out of school since March 13 because of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Automotive supply manufacturers in the Wabash Valley are halting production starting this week on the heels of automakers closing plants across Indiana and the nation to help suppress the spread of the coronavirus (COVID-19).

The Vigo County School Corp. will begin remote learning April 6, Superintendent Rob Haworth announced Monday. Also, grab-and-go meals will continue at current sites through April 6, with a new plan for meal distribution to be unveiled next week.

The dedication of many volunteers working area food pantries has not been dampened by Monday's official “Stay-At-Home” order from Gov. Eric Holcomb, but the pantries are adjusting their operating practices in light of the COVID-19 pandemic.