Notes From The Front Line

“We’re here to help and serve. Who else is going to do it? It’s what we do, and the virus isn’t gone. It’s not going anywhere. Until the numbers decrease, this is our new normal.”

Indianapolis Has Reopened Before

When is the right time to stop social distancing? Let history be a guide.

Eskenazi Has A History With Epidemics

During a smallpox epidemic, Indianapolis built its first hospital—in the middle of a swamp.

Local Fabricator Lends A Hand

How one local maker traded effects pedals and amps for PPE.

What I Know: Rick Alvis Of Wheeler Mission

“We’re not allowing any volunteers inside our facilities, so we could really use funding to pay the additional people we’re having to hire to cover the people who got sick.”

Lilly’s Chief Scientific Officer On COVID-19: “I Don’t Think We’ll Eradicate...

“I don’t foresee us going back to the way things were anytime soon.”

Ignoring Science, Protestors Defy Holcomb’s Order

When the protest is worse than the cure.

Our Chat With Dr. Stephen Sample

Our Chat With The Southern Indiana Emergency Room Doctor Who’s Becoming An MSNBC Staple

Why Indiana Doesn’t Want This Indianapolis Lab’s Coronavirus Test Kits

“Our first priority is our community, our city, and the state.”

In Sickness And … In Sickness

“I've never been so lonely in my whole life. I just missed him and wanted to hug him.”