Staff Report WARSAW – Kosciusko County has identified another death from COVID-19. The Kosciusko County Health Department reported 16 new cases and one additional COVID-19 death between noon, Tuesday, July 28, and noon, Thursday, July 30. This gives Kosciusko County a total of 784 positive cases and 12 deaths.  The state reported a total of …read more.

By Lasca Randels InkFreeNews WARSAW — Information on the Indiana State Department of Health website shows the total positive number of cases of COVID-19 in Indiana is now at 21,870. Statewide, the latest posting on the ISDH website shows the number of COVID-19 deaths in Indiana rose to 1,264, up from 1,213 reported on Tuesday, …read more.

WARSAW — The latest posting on the Kosciusko County Health Department website shows the number of COVID-19 deaths in Indiana rose to 1,062, up from 1,007 reported on Thursday, April 30.  Total positive number of cases statewide stands at 18,630, up from 17,835 yesterday.  Kosciusko County is reported to have performed 554 COVID-19 tests and …read more.

INDIANAPOLIS — More than 79,000 people have been tested for COVID-19 in Indiana as of Saturday, April 25, according to the Indiana Department of Health. The latest posting on the ISDH website shows the total number of deaths statewide as 785, up from 741 on Friday, April 24. The number of positive cases in Indiana …read more.

INDIANAPOLIS – Indiana’s death toll from the COVID-19 pandemic jumped by 30 overnight. The statewide total was reported by the Indiana Department of Health at 330 on Saturday, April 11. Kosciusko County remains with 17 positive cases and one death. To the west and the south of Kosciusko, (Marshall, Fulton, Wabash and Miami counties) have …read more.

INDIANAPOLIS — More than 6,300 people have tested positive for COVID-19 in the state of Indiana. According to the Indiana State Department of Health, 245 people have died due to COVID-19, which is an increase from 203 deaths reported on Wednesday. The number of positive cases in Indiana totals 6,351, up from 5,943 cases reported …read more.

WARSAW – More than 100 people in Kosciusko County have been tested for coronavirus as of Monday, March 30. The county has seen 111 total tests performed and results for 54. According to information provided by the Kosciusko County Health Department, the county has recorded four positive cases. The county statement points out that once …read more.

INDIANAPOLIS — More than 4,500 people have been tested for COVID-19 in Indiana as of Thursday, March 26, according to the Indiana Department of Health. The latest posting on the ISDH website shows the number of deaths increased from 14 on Wednesday to 17 on Thursday morning. The number of positive cases in Indiana totals …read more.

INDIANAPOLIS – More than 3,300 people have been tested for COVID-19 in Indiana as of Wednesday, March 25, the Indiana Department of Health reported. The newest posting by the state on its website shows the number of deaths climbed from 12 on Tuesday to 14 Wednesday morning. The number of positive cases is now 477 …read more.

INDIANAPOLIS — The number of deaths in Indiana from COVID-19 jumped from seven to 12 since Monday, according to the Indiana Department of Health. The number of positive tests in the state is now 365, up from 259 on Monday. The total number tested is now 2,931, up from 1,960 on Monday. Marion County now …read more.

WINONA LAKE — Grace College issued a statement Wednesday night saying the campus is closely monitoring developments of the coronavirus. A response team has been assembled on campus to continually assess the situation, develop response plans and coordinate communication. Grace College administrators are in regular contact with local and state health departments, the Centers for …read more.

WARSAW — Local health officials are advising residents to be safe, rather than sorry when it comes to preparing themselves against measles. Responding to an announcement this week from the Indiana Department of Health, which issued a standing order to help get Indiana adults vaccinated against the infectious disease, Kosciusko County Health Department Administrator Robert …read more.

The Indiana State Department of Health is urging Hoosiers to take steps to maintain their septic systems as part of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s third annual SepticSmart Week, which runs Sept. 21-25. According to the EPA, nearly one-quarter of all American households, or more than 26 million homes, depend on septic systems to treat …read more.

The Indiana State Department of Health today released the 2013 Indiana Medical Error Reporting System annual report. Reports of stage three or four pressure ulcers acquired after admission increased from 30 in 2012 to 45 in 2013. Pressure ulcers, also known as bed sores, have been the most reported incident seven of the eight years …read more.

INDIANAPOLIS — Indiana hospitals statewide are reporting an increase in the number of patients with respiratory illnesses, especially in children, according to the Indiana State Department of Health. It is not yet known if the increase is related to the recent surge of enterovirus D68 (EV-D68) infections that have been seen in surrounding states including …read more.

(AP) – Health officials in Indiana and Kentucky say they are investigating farms, distributors and retailers after an outbreak of salmonella that has sickened 150 people nationwide was linked to cantaloupe grown in the southwestern part of Indiana. Officials Friday advised all Indiana residents to discard cantaloupes purchased since July 7. The Kentucky Department of …read more.