Coronavirus - Michiana

• Live shows returning to Lerner Theater
• The pandemic's impact on Southwest Michigan's food chain
• Gov. Whitmer says easing Michigan restrictions will be tied to vaccination rate
• Disappointing turnout at Century Center Johnson & Johnson vaccine clinic
• Indiana health officials give update on COVID-19, vaccination efforts
• Elkhart County seeing another spike in COVID-19 cases from variants
• Preparing for changes with new CDC guidelines
• CDC says many Americans can now go outside without a mask
• Some people not showing up to get second vaccine dose
• The future of the J&J vaccine rollout
• South Bend Record Show back for another year amid pandemic
• Michigan Department of Health expands mask requirement to children ages 2-4
• Michigan businesses not ready for another lockdown
• Local organizations educating minority groups facing barriers about vaccine information
• Dr. Fox talks rising COVID numbers
• Notre Dame says 90-percent of students have at least 1 vaccine dose
• Gov. Whitmer: State will expand COVID-19 treatment to cut hospitalizations, deaths
• Mass vaccination clinic scheduled for April 24 in La Grange County
• Indiana health officials give COVID-19 update from Gary mass vaccination clinic
• St. Joseph County mask ordinance extended to May 27
• Parent involvement changes as school fundraising events look different
• Michiana Reacts to Johnson and Johnson 'pause'
• How Johnson & Johnson pause will impact clinical trials in Michiana
• Food banks seeing less need from community
• Mask wearing can help with allergy symptoms
• Mobile COVID-19 vaccine clinic planned for LaPorte County
• Are the disinfectant cleaners you use at home getting the job done?
• Goshen memorial honoring local lives lost from COVID-19
• Study shows 1 in 6 parents allowed teens to drink during pandemic
• Gov. Whitmer makes recommendations as COVID-19 cases rise
• Health officials oppose Indiana Senate bill to shift power from local health departments
• Gov. Whitmer urges pause of in-person high school classes, indoor dining, youth sports
• Local businesses struggle to find employees
• Notre Dame looking to ease COVID-19 restrictions
• Changes to public health guidelines; a path back to normalcy
• Marshall County mask mandate expires
• Indiana has 692,240 cases of COVID-19, 12,679 deaths
• Gov. Whitmer receives first dose of COVID-19 vaccine
• What to expect with Indiana's lifted mask mandate
• Dyngus Day celebrations modified amid pandemic
• Schools across St. Joseph County observing spring break
• Millions of Johnson & Johnson vaccines doses ruined, but what's next?
• Indiana has 691,625 cases of COVID-19, 12,668 deaths
• Local church welcomes back congregation for Easter
• Indiana has 687,713 cases of COVID-19, 12,642 deaths
• Availability and Background among reasons people in Michiana choose COVID-19 Vaccines
• State expands vaccine eligibility to anyone 16 and older
• Walorski tours St. Joseph County VA
• Over 100K people sign up for vaccine after eligibility opens to those 16 and up
• California variant of COVID-19 identified in Elkhart County
• Indiana has 686,497 cases of COVID-19, 12,633 deaths
• Hoosiers aged 16 and older eligible for vaccine on Wednesday
• Local churches preparing for Easter services
• Elkhart County mask mandate to remain in place beyond statewide mandate expiration
• Hoosiers: Will your county require masks?
• Hoosiers 30 and up now eligible for COVID-19 vaccine
• California variant found in St. Joseph County could impact recovery efforts
• What to know before getting your COVID-19 vaccine
• Notre Dame hosting mass COVID vaccination clinic
• How to book vaccination appointment as Indiana expands eligibility
• Notre Dame plans to vaccinate all students
• St. Joseph County preparing for new mass vaccination site
• Elkhart County Health Officer pushing for 70 percent vaccination rate over next 3 months
• Indiana has 680,998 cases of COVID-19, 12,576 deaths
• Rehabilitation hospital helping with long-term COVID effects
• Some patients with cosmetic fillers experience side-effects after COVID-19 vaccine
• Wedding & party venues preparing for bigger crowds
• Berrien County reacts to lifted restrictions across state line
• Return to normal: Are people ready? Psychologists weigh in
• Local health officials can still enforce stricter guidelines on masks in Indiana
• Large entertainment venues react to Governor Holcomb's COVID update
• Customers react to the state's mask enforcement advisory
• Gov. Holcomb provides update on state's response to COVID-19
• Local health officials express concern over lifted mask mandate
• Mask mandate to become advisory on April 6
• Daily airport traffic hits 1.5M for first time since pandemic
• Indiana-based company behind vaccine sign-up technology, inventory
• How to identify seasonal allergy and COVID-19 symptoms
• Michigan leaders fear fourth wave amid surging COVID-19 numbers
• Hoosiers ages 40 and older now eligible for the COVD-19 vaccine
• COVID-19 causing bike and bike part shortage
• St. Joseph County Health Officials still confident in vaccines against COVID-19 Variants
• Veterans with PTSD facing deeper impacts from COVID-19
• Health officials weigh in on expanded vaccine eligibility, immunity
• FAQ: What it takes to qualify for COVID-19 vaccine
• Michiana reflects on past year
• COVID-19 one year later: Varying impacts on Michigan businesses
• Notre Dame athletics forced to make changes due to COVID-19 pandemic
• Michiana United: Positives amid the pandemic
• Sports world with a new appreciation after year of COVID-19
• A year in COVID: Vaccinations
• Learning Curve: A year of change due to COVID-19
• A look at how life is different one year into a global pandemic
• COVID-19 timeline: The year that changed everything
• One year later, health officials discuss the challenges brought by COVID-19
• St. Joseph County identifies first local case of the UK variant of COVID-19
• More stimulus money on the way
• Local officials concerned about new CDC guidelines
• Fines dropped for failing to enforce mask ordinance
• Digging deeper into the side effects of the COVID-19 vaccines