Top headlines for April 1st
One Wabash Valley mom wanted to make sure her daughters' birthday was still special despited the COVID-19 pandemic.
The park will still be open, you can get in through the back gate.
A Florida man is facing charges in Vermillion County, Indiana. That's after police say he sped more than 100 miles an hour on a state highway.
Terre Haute's city engineer says the cost for the main lift station project has become unmanageable.
Now that March is coming to an end, how did the month pan out?
Terre Haute Regional Hospital is implementing universal masking procedures in response to COVID-19.
ISU is going virtual when it comes to recruiting future Sycamores.
Clouds will try to exit the Wabash Valley through the day with cooler conditions early.
According to the Indiana State Department of Health, over 25% of adults in Indiana either smoke or vape. With COVID-19 being a respiratory disease, smoking or vaping can put you at a higher risk of getting it, or having worse symptoms if you got it.
The program is helping to provide breakfast and lunch that would normally be provided during the school day.
Organizers say it takes a little more than $3,000, a month, to run the building.
News 10 spoke with one woman who is currently five months pregnant, and another who just had a baby a few days ago. They share how this public health crisis has impacted them.
The hospital has opened a respiratory clinic and is now offering telehealth services.
The Vigo County Health Department is working with local businesses to determine if they are considered essential.
Tuesday, Indiana Governor Eric Holcomb extended restrictions for services at dining establishments in the state.
Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker on Tuesday extended his statewide stay-at-home order for three weeks as the nation struggles to contain the spread of the coronavirus.
News 10 spoke with one woman who is currently five months pregnant, and another who just had a baby a few days ago. They share how this public health crisis has impacted them.
Clouds remain overnight, but they should clear be tomorrow afternoon.
Storm Team 10
Another easy thing the kids can make at home is a thermometer.
What will the U.S. economy look like after the pandemic is over? An economics professor tells us what he thinks we can expect.
Top headlines for March 31
A cooler day is in store for the Wabash Valley. Highs will be in the upper 40's with mostly cloudy conditions all day long.
A very weak cold front front will droop down across us overnight and usher in more clouds.
Dedra Lewis has created a cute story for children. It answers their questions and concerns about the coronavirus.
The updates come after the city's daily meetings with emergency services.
Those steps include restrictions for employees and making plans in case the virus comes to the base.
If you've been out to big box grocery stores, you've probably noticed a shortage of things like beef. News 10 caught up with the owner of Kroc's Butcher Shop to see how they're adapting amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Essential businesses that remain open during Indiana's Stay-at-Home order are adapting to protect their employees and customers.
In the Governor's briefing on Monday, he said he's sent a letter to the president's desk that would give the state access to federal money.
Power was knocked out to several residents.
Mostly sunny and breezy conditions will take over through the day today.
Top headlines for March 30th
Just before 7:00 Monday morning, crews remained on the scene.
Craig Porter commits to Wichita State
Home damaged in fire
THPD investigating shooting
COVID-19 case confirmed in Crawford County
Changes to Terre Haute Farmers Market
Mayor discusses economic impact of COVID-19 in Terre Haute
Plan to expand Medicaid coverage in Illinois
Wabash Valley COVID-19 cases for 3/29
Very windy with a mix of clouds and sun.
How to make a barometer at home
VCSC Kindergarten registration moving online
COVID-19 Emergency Relief Fund
Business to offer lunch to first responders
Nativity scene for happiness
Man crashes truck into home
