Incoming superintendent Mark Daniel talks with Brien about expectations for the coming year and the challenges the district faces. He says parents should make plans for a late start to the school year.

Allen County Election Board members Tim Pape and Tom Hardin talk with Brien about the mechanics of the June 2 Primary and why it will be an election like no other.

After COVID-19 took her husband, Rosie Colderbank wouldn't let it take anything else.

Last month, Indiana's Superintendent of Public Instruction broke the news that most people expected, but no one really wanted to hear.

Students will have to learn via remote learning for the rest of the semester due to COVID-19. That's why ABC21 Chief Meteorologist Matt Leach launched "Matt's Weather School" as another way for kids to learn at home.

ABC21 Weekly Producer Kayla Crandall explores this new project and how you can get involved.

We speak to a nurse who is frustrated with conditions inside a COVID-19 unit. She says she doesn't have enough supplies and it's putting her patients and her health at risk.

As Indiana begins to reopen, what do the next few weeks and months look like?

Producer Kayla finds out what it's like to work inside a testing lab as thousands of COVID-19 samples come through. Why did testing take so long to begin? Why is it still so limited?

Krista's grandpa Jim survived polio and is hunkering down to avoid the new viral terror. They spoke on the phone about the similarities between COVID-19 and the scary days of "infantile paralysis."

On this episode, how to say goodbye when you can't be close.

Krista visits a funeral home where even the most sacred of rituals aren't spared from the cruelty of the coronavirus. Just ask Lee Milan's family.

How crime stoppers pays and protects tipsters. The man behind the northeast Indiana program, Ken Fries, unveils the mysteries behind the very public organization. FWPD spokeswoman Sgt. Sofia Rosales-Scatena talks about earning the community's trust, and working with crime stoppers to make arrests.