Coronavirus - Michiana

• 6 offenders, 17 staff members test positive for COVID-19 in Indiana correctional facilities
• Second person in Berrien County has died of COVID-19
• St. Joseph County has 135 cases of COVID-19
• Michigan reports 17,221 cases of COVID-19
• South Bend Cubs raising money for Kroc Center with personalized messages
• Governor Holcomb extends stay at home order to April 20
• Elkhart County offers guidance for absentee and in-person voting
• List of stores open and stores with special hours for at-risk customers
• La Grange County reports first COVID-19 death
• Governor Whitmer press conference on COVID-19
• Indiana has 4,944 cases of COVID-19
• Michigan State Firemen’s Association warns about fake emails
• Michiana COVID-19 case count updates
• Harbor Shores general manager talks Senior PGA Championship cancellation
• Michigan City robotics students 3-D print face shields for healthcare workers
• Medical Minute: Antibody testing and COVID-19
• Local bar donates food to hospital workers
• A woman got to say goodbye to her mother over FaceTime before she died
• Michigan reports 1,493 new cases of COVID-19, 77 deaths
• Indiana reports 464 new COVID-19 cases, 11 deaths
• K Jones Production offers free prom and graduation photos to seniors
• Communities offer alternative to Easter egg hunts
• Respiratory Therapist describes work during Coronavirus Pandemic
• Michigan reports 1,481 new COVID-19 cases, 61 deaths
• Indiana's 2020 Primary Election moved to June 2
• Indiana reports 523 new COVID-19 cases, 14 deaths
• St. Joseph County spring cleanup efforts postponed
• Gym academy continues classes through video conferencing
• 9 St. Joseph County officers have been released from quarantine
• Dowagiac parents honor high school senior athletes
• More students interested in the medical field, amid national shortage of workers
• Local flower shop affected by state shutdown
• School City of Mishawaka updates families on rest of school year
• MHSAA cancels remainder of winter and spring sports seasons
• Berrien County extends the Local State of Emergency to April 30
• WMYS airing Holy Week and Easter Catholic Services
• Download, color and share ABC57's Signs of Support
• Michigan reports 1,953 new COVID-19 cases, 62 deaths
• Governor Holcomb extends stay-at-home order
• St. Joseph County has 77 cases of COVID-19
• St. Joseph County social distancing measures likely to continue through April
• Wakarusa Maple Syrup Festival cancelled
• Elkhart Community Schools modify meal distribution schedule
• Goshen mayor orders non-essential city employees to stay at home
• Michigan governor signs order protecting workers from retaliation if they are sick
• Michigan to begin issuing fines for violations of executive orders
• United Way of St. Joseph County raises over $1 million for COVID-19 response fund
• Indiana reports 408 new COVID-19 cases, 24 deaths
• City issues warning to New Buffalo vacation rental property owners
• Indiana SNAP recipients will receive maximum benefits in April
• IHSAA cancels spring sports
• Medical Minute: Dealing with coronavirus within your own household
• Good Samaritan group asks for donations to deliver to the needy
• Mishawaka Police and Fire hold parade for birthday celebration
• St. Joseph County Library asking residents to share their COVID-19 experience
• Parents respond to Gov. Whitmer's decision to close schools until June
• The coronavirus pandemic could have lasting effects on the film industry
• Child Life Team leaves motivational messages at Memorial Hospital
• Nearly half a million in Indiana, Michigan file for unemployment last week
• St. Joseph County COVID-19 cases increase to 66
• Heartland RV donates 3 RVs to Elkhart County for COVID-19 response
• Penn Harris Madison providing 3 meals a day for students
• Third COVID-19 death reported in Elkhart County
• Michigan reports 1,457 new cases of COVID-19, 80 deaths
• All Indiana schools will remain closed for remainder of school year
• Michigan AG warns Menards to stop ‘opportunistic’ business practices during pandemic
• County and city officials fill new COVID-19 response coordinator position
• Census offers guidance to college students affected by COVID-19
• Transpo will operate on a reduced service schedule due to COVID-19
• Coronavirus-proof your home with these helpful tips
• Indiana reports 474 new COVID-19 cases, 13 deaths
• Michigan governor closes K-12 schools for remainder of school year
• The 2020 KitchenAid Senior PGA Championship has been canceled
• Resort, townhome hosts worry for bookings during pandemic
• Pulaski County issues correction - no cases of COVID-19 in the county
• Penn High School has a positive case of COVID-19
• Miles Boykin raising money for coronavirus relief with 1-on-1 video chats
• Local distillery bottling hand sanitizer for essential businesses
• Small businesses on Eddy Street struggling without students in town
• Hospitals nationwide seeing increased demand for interpreters; Michiana hospitals prepared
• Scammers taking advantage during the coronavirus crisis
• Berrien County residents asked not to call dispatch for stay at home order violations
• St. Joseph County has 56 cases of COVID-19
• Governor Holcomb provides updates on the state's response to COVID-19
• Michigan reports 1,719 new COVID-19 cases, 78 deaths since Tuesday
• Lake Michigan College makes face shields for everyone from cashiers to police officers
• Website helps you locate hard to find items like Clorox wipes, toilet paper
• Indiana has 2,565 cases of COVID-19, 65 deaths
• Holy Cross College postpones graduation events
• Medical Minute: Chloroquine approved for emergency use
• Music with a Cause hosts 'Michiana Bar Aid," a virtual concert series to help local bartenders and servers
• Popular BBQ restaurant The Prized Pig reopening for carryout orders
• Cornerstone Alliance helps small businesses pay rent during COVID-19
• Gov. Whitmer expected to close schools until end of school year
• St. Joseph County COVID-19 cases increase to 52
• Elkhart County restricts access to county buildings
• Michigan AG says craft stores' in-person operations are non-essential
• Drive-through prayer and grocery give away happening April 1st
• Governor Holcomb provides update to state's response to COVID-19
• Portable restrooms set up around Elkhart as public buildings remain closed