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YMCA youth basketball sign ups are going on now at the Washington YMCA. Daren Hornaday says that the YMCA is taking extra precautions this year to keep the kids safe and says one of those changes

More than 6,100 coronavirus cases were reported by the Indiana State Dept. of Health on Wednesday. Along with that, 60 more deaths were reported, meaning 4,830 Hoosiers have now died from the

Dr. Kristina Box headed the states COVID update yesterday as Holcomb and first lady Janet are in quarantine. She stated during the briefing that Indiana is “On an exponential growth curve right

The idea of a bubble in Indianapolis sounds like a great one to the governor. Governor Eric Holcomb says his office is working with the NCAA to create a safety plan in preparation for March Madness

There is a source of help for small businesses in Daviess County. OCRA recently granted the city of Washington $250,000 and another $250,000 to Daviess County for small business help. Executive

Perdue Farms is doing many things to keep employees and the public safe during the pandemic. Yesterday during a zoom meeting, Perdue Director Bill Wood stated that they have increased housekeeping

Feed my Sheep will be doing a food distribution this Saturday November 21st, from 9am-12pm in Washington and from 9am-11am in Odon. You can only go to one site. There will not be a Thursday night

The Vigo County School Corporation will fully return to remote learning this Thursday because of the increase in coronavirus infections and the limited availability of staff. The district will not

On Tuesday, the Indiana State Department of Health reported 5,541 new cases of coronavirus across the state. That brings the total number of Hoosiers who’ve been infected with coronavirus to

The problem Indiana hospitals are facing isn’t a lack of equipment, but a lack of staff. The Indiana Hospital Association says staffing is becoming a growing issue across the state. Hospital