These two cases of rabies are the first confirmed in the state of Indiana in 20 years.
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Health officials encourage people to take training classes on AED and CPR because it's a skill that could become life-saving in a moments notice.
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Dr. Eric Yazel, Clark County Health Officer, asks people to have flexibility as recommendations change to the ever-changing virus. The health department in southern Indiana continues to treat people with COVID-19.
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The Clark County Health Department has temporarily closed its COVID-19 testing site.
Yazel says COVID-19 positive patients are complaining of lower back pain, but people are also coming in with a sore throat. Yazel compares it to strep throat.
Clark County Health Officer Dr. Eric Yazel says this time of year, the ICU is always busy and more COVID-19 patients make the work together on healthcare professionals.
The CDC says pregnant people and those who were recently pregnant are more likely to get severely ill from COVID-19 compared to non-pregnant people.
While plenty of fall activities are gearing up, others are getting canceled due to concerns around COVID-19.
As some parents ask if its safe for children to be at school, Clark County Health Officer Dr. Eric Yazel says it's still safe for children to attend school in-person.
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As COVID-19 and the highly contagious delta variant surges in Kentucky and Indiana, free testing is still available around Kentuckiana.