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Nursing home vaccines begin | Nurse tells horrors of COVID-19

Restrictions dropping | 16+ eligible soon | School news Joe Tamborello, Indianapolis Star © Getty Images COVID-19 graphic Boy, do we have a lot to cover after Gov. Eric Holcomb s address yesterday evening. Let s jump right in and get caught up a little further down. What we know about Gov. Holcomb s COVID update IndyStar s reporters did a great job of packaging everything you need to know from Holcomb s speech yesterday into one rather large bite-sized story. But I ll also break these down by topics he covered below. Indiana s mask mandate ends April 6 In the words of rapper Future, mask off. The state s mask mandate will become a mask advisory on April 6. Indiana will follow six other states in dropping a mask mandate, something the CDC still recommends to stop the spread of COVID-19.

Pandemic tourism | Prisoners in Phase 2

Indy keeping masks | Hamilton County, maybe not Joe Tamborello, Indianapolis Star © Getty Images COVID-19 graphic Indiana has surpassed 1 million fully vaccinated Hoosiers! It happened yesterday when nearly 26,000 more fully vaccinated residents were added to the total. You can see the latest statistics below today s stories. Indianapolis keeping a mask mandate Indianapolis Mayor Joe Hogsett announced Thursday that the city would be keeping a mask mandate in place as the state s mandate becomes an advisory on April 6. Hogsett said it was too early for Marion County, the most populous county in the state, to abolish its mask mandate, citing the many out-of-state visitors coming over the next two weeks for March Madness basketball and the city s overall density. Read Shari Rudavsky s full story.

Holiday gatherings: Don t | Cost of Dine Out Indy

Lucas Oil Stadium vaccine clinic | Driving hours for a shot Joe Tamborello, Indianapolis Star Lucas Oil stadium vaccination event Looking for an interesting place to get your first dose of the COVID-19 vaccine? Happen to be a Colts fan? Appointments will be scheduled on a first-come, first-serve basis for a two-day vaccination event at Lucas Oil Stadium taking place in late April. Driving hours to get a shot sooner Some Indiana residents are driving hours from their homes to get a vaccine dose in their arms sooner than they could in their own county. And local health officials are fine with it. Wayne County Health Department, which oversees Richmond, confirmed they have “a lot of people coming from other counties to get vaccines. They are “happy to give the shot to anyone who wants it, the health department s executive director, Christine Stinson, said in an email. Read more in Rashika Jaipuriar s full story.

Vaccine plans | Schools can reopen early

Where you still need a mask | St. Elmo death Joe Tamborello, Indianapolis Star Mask mandate is now a mask advisory, kind of. Yesterday, Indiana s mask mandate became a mask advisory. But don t throw out those masks yet! Marion County and at least nine other counties have announced plans to keep existing mask mandates in place, Justin Mack writes. Read more in his story. In Hamilton County, the mask mandate and capacity restrictions at businesses were dropped on April 6. Hamilton County will still require masks in county buildings, just as the new order requires them in state buildings and schools, John Tuohy writes. The cities of Westfield, Noblesville and Carmel will also require them in municipal buildings. Read John Tuohy s full story here.

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