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Long before the COVID-19 pandemic, Rep. Susan Brooks was working to prepare for the crisis.
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ANDERSON — Police plan to arrest a man after he is released from a hospital where he is being treated for an infection.
Scrolling through Elwood native John Davis’ Facebook page, there are lots of photos of him working out and preparing healthy meals. But that all changed on Tuesday with one post.
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The United Way of Madison County has launched a COVID-19 relief fund to meet the immediate and long-term needs of those economically impacted by the coronavirus outbreak in Madison County.
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The number of positive tests for the COVID-19 virus in Madison County has tripled within the past two days.
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Indiana's DNR is reminding Hoosiers that Gov. Eric Holcomb's executive order allows for outdoor activity as long as social distancing guidelines are followed.
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Gov. Eric Holcomb recently signed into law legislation authored by Sen. Mike Gaskill that changes how positions are filled on county planning commissions.
One inmate in the Madison County Jail has been tested for the COVID-19 and four employees at the jail have been quarantined by their doctors after showing symptoms of the virus, Sheriff Scott Mellinger said.
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An English teacher is accused of having sex multiple times with one of her students during the school’s fall break, sending him about 150 messages through a social media application and offering to take him to professional basketball games.
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Three more Madison County residents have tested positive for the COVID-19, according to the Madison County Health Department.
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As the parents of three young children, Nick and Jamie Lupaschuk are accustomed to a certain amount of chaos in their daily lives. But they, like many others, are dealing with a unique set of uncertainties as they await the birth of their fourth child in early May.
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Beckisue Knight realized the extent to which the coronavirus pandemic would affect her plans for giving birth when she got a call from her doctor’s office last week.
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The day after a sweeping executive order by Indiana's governor to stay at home, traffic was heavy, parking lots full and the city’s parks were hopping with people in Anderson.
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Local health officials are concerned that the delay in getting COVID-19 test results is exposing more people to the virus.
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A Frankton man who died Wednesday is believed to be the first Madison County resident to succumb to COVID-19.
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Despite the early morning fog, patrons of Daleville Community Schools lined up around the elementary school to receive food for the week.
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Felony charges have been filed against an employee of Elwood Community School Corp. for his alleged interactions with a student.
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A second person has been charged in the March 17 death of an Elwood toddler.
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Anderson Community Schools will be back in session Monday after two weeks of spring break. But, unlike most years, there will be no lectures in the classrooms, giggles on playgrounds or hum of students talking in the cafeteria.
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With the status of the upcoming primary remaining an unknown as a result of the COVID-19 virus, local residents are being encouraged to cast absentee ballots.
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The Madison County Health Department is reporting a fourth positive COVID-19 test for a resident of the county.
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