Here is a growing list of counties providing details on their vaccine plans. More >>

The health department said 9,317 Hoosiers have died from the virus since the start of the pandemic. More >>

Gov. Andy Beshear said there is a "light at the end of the tunnel," in the fight against COVID-19, but data shows that tunnel is long. More >>

The Frankfort display is similar to one in Washington DC. More >>

It's going to take two or three years for the Louisville International Muhammad Ali Airport to fully recover from the pandemic. More >>

That number is 502-912-8982. More >>

Louisville's chief health strategist is now urging Louisville residents to start getting tested for COVID-19 on a weekly basis. More >>

Arnold Schwarzenegger has one message for people on the fence about getting the COVID-19 vaccine. More >>

The expanded clinic will be open Monday, Jan. 25, through Jan. 31. More >>

As of Wednesday morning, more than two million people have already received the second dose of the vaccine, according to the CDC. More >>

"I am deeply honored and humbled to be asked by the NGA to work on this crucially important issue," the governor said, in a statement. More >>

The health department also said 9,154 Hoosiers have died from the virus. To date, 2,855,991 tests have been reported to ISDH, up from 2,847,632 on Tuesday. More >>

At the Louisville Urban league Wednesday morning, Louisville's Health Department vaccinated several Black community leaders in hopes of communicating the message that the vaccine is safe and effective. More >>

The memorial is happening in other parts of the country as well. It also honors frontline workers. More >>

As health care facilities across the state work to roll into Phase 1b of the state's COVID-19 vaccine distribution plan, the Lincoln Trail District Health Department (LTDHD) is ready to start that process. More >>

UK Healthcare begin giving COVID-19 shots inside Kroger Field in Lexington on Tuesday. More >>

The state of Indiana reported 2,756 new cases of COVID-19 on Tuesday, Jan. 19, and 126 more virus-related deaths. More >>

The report brings the state's total confirmed infections to 587,049 since the start of the pandemic. More >>

Volunteers don't necessarily need medical training for some of the roles. More >>

Appointments are scheduled 18 days out, so the appointment calendar will update daily. More >>

The state also added 42 more COVID-19 deaths, raising Indiana's death toll to 8,872 Hoosiers who are confirmed to have died from the respiratory virus. More >>

The tests are available every weekend in January. More >>

Here's what Dr. Sarah Beth Hartlage had to say about it during a news conference on Jan. 12. More >>

Here is a growing list of counties providing details on their vaccine plans. More >>

"I missed her hugs and kisses," Don said. "I didn't get any hugs and kisses while you were gone." More >>

Health departments say they are hoping for larger vaccine shipments in the weeks to come.  More >>

While most people wait for their turn to be vaccinated, Norton Healthcare is offering new therapies for high-risk COVID-19 patients. More >>

Previously, vaccinations had been open to Hoosiers 80 and older. More >>

Beshear believes the vaccines that had been held back after the initial reserve will help in moving the state to the next phase of who can get vaccinated.   More >>

The answer is not as simple as yes or no. More >>

Indiana health officials announced Tuesday that 3,191 additional residents have been diagnosed with COVID-19.  More >>

Health care workers are on track to administer 4,000 doses this week and they say they have plans to increase capacity soon whether those guidelines change or not. More >>

The positivity rate, a measure of the proportion of COVID-19 tests returning positive, fell from 12.45% on Sunday to 12.35% on Monday. More >>

Student-athletes and their parents in Oldham County Schools are pushing the district to allow winter sports to resume. More >>

Indiana began vaccinating people 80 or older Monday in the hopes of stemming the tide of the ever-increasing amount of deaths due to the coronavirus. More >>

Classes don't start at the University of Kentucky for two more weeks, but students heading back to campus can start getting COVID-19 tests this week. More >>

About 150 Indiana Guardsmen and the state department of health will help distribute, transport and administer the vaccine. More >>

Health officials say the new strain does not cause more severe infections, but is more easily spread. More >>

Students, faculty and staff planning to return to campus, must get a COVID-19 test before Friday. Flu shots and masks are also required, along with social distancing. More >>

Indiana residents can make an appointment for the second dose at the clinic after the first shot is given, health officials said.  More >>

The report brings the state's total confirmed infections to 558,560 since the start of the pandemic, according to a news release from the Indiana State Department of Health. More >>

Some Kentuckiana students on verge of returning to in-person class after months of e-learning More >>

It's a change from what the Trump administration is currently doing. More >>

According to the state, 8,521 residents have now died from COVID-19. More >>