Indiana’s cumulative COVID-19 case count climbs past 100,000

  • Comments
  • Print
Listen to this story

Subscriber Benefit

As a subscriber you can listen to articles at work, in the car, or while you work out. Subscribe Now
This audio file is brought to you by
0:00
0:00
Loading audio file, please wait.
  • 0.25
  • 0.50
  • 0.75
  • 1.00
  • 1.25
  • 1.50
  • 1.75
  • 2.00

Please subscribe to IBJ to decode this article.

tdnceebboe0ti neas-9tm SDe 4csfew9 oe6mghn c ia iyo0toudgiisn5hglsnm,cotet t ,vhn DsI.temlat CTio occeentcf ou l t nnrM1beoeyenoutfncdies, oohetn pm LiaphaeHeoag g1nfi ei et psV bTtaiAao s9Ilae lstrgcay .miun. 9nhnanOwf enh,uesepr rwend r tnwaerD aeh o ifrir abaar1 a dl3

avsrewc nssapa8hdne ns v paoaee9hed r2 e i shea iiohoasip5e8tweoae crias.mlwec ak a dretue t yrs tedI4cafevgk

d8ee0gn0s,hnaimnieghiyo r e puidslhleb te, fanotakfs rdtoeet,ad hhth0 e 8tmlyeshinetoste ewTaltlwetsrve thn d itt.te l to0 r e tia a 8isi 7pr

u-otarr7oo y csu lt-es tutaiv d andaruiui dmuniutei Trne 8ivafets%i.q8tyit annvaaet vspinpemyl esi.oi a rqsdhdtnu t3agi di.ltt Teh%sseiei. ivs’eayiefdteev

m rempsh a otero-ou IemddCeTseOyhrpdt.Vo9renar1l foarntMdo tn aef Do

rts>.r t >ac es F < io.ewe1etrapen"dnHhcaeaCimu.hteIew: mpueaD/mo v 5aa9aorea n tbysT=aat stehmwom/totg.iS/vd n.g tmrt/olth el/tIngvtaaddaha>he s dv-:DlppV iire.wsten9tnfh.oin t

s>VeItcera gshetChn*g/6orn1r9>> 2 O< ss nsr/

4ti0nrpmraeod:/erlucot ts >gasa< vo,g Tanlotreoed 3utc 1M9s0yn

sS/9s8act lsurynotaeupat 0g9li mne>ont eag4ud:

at e>n c< sI> c0n9a5etnm igeru:ssogsiruasrnlct

cp6 >setrSomS. /

vItcdaeo,r6 6 a5ctas2 s n3e>As-nieorign<5n ule/sr g

tcren7os oed,tre19gu >tipa t/SAre1na- <.e<> :nsr2c6ps7rs soe.n  Igg

t:2 Iyes1n - trgrrsp,JoA0 oca s1nggi l< ucae1ere/7u>.ssrn

n 1aeoss<2gorn>e  ridurspu:r1In2l-e,s ncncs>1 o Jtt/1J

c g0 snprsaI<>a-no egerr 1oertusM1o:J <>ie6c/, 1 .s6n5atd ntyenesr

r<>aotsae gdrh:tsnt49NCsh/r1o-gh2trsDsV IhtodO> n /nste<g/>>n

nn>srts4 ,tso34 h

rnod.Sr.ttsr s>e>e6ntts n:ht/g-aet

aenrtgeoned:he o-1>a 2it

o n r>1It.:cp2 e.< >st3eoaurgrSa1Adosrdser/n< ng2phtn s-get i tee

g in dn:lpur ttJeeh/ad-.eggo s1oAotc31> u>a rrntyr

1y IJoiJs nct/r  gnsuter4 se1-h0pote>

ie4s t ra1 9gnyd> geJnnnIc e.o s

te>hl:gy rdsorarni9t tna9n rpsgedr t<> e1Mr-pe

t/odtg/snr>D s>:e0 ehn7tt2< oCogtiV8aen,>Ntie9 siugd2<

etv,ctr,n idl4tvmuora1ieo2s6redt1ota: sd

d3tu uiueugane1yivg6 l1vsdoatrdront< nntste8,d> espelmr88>toas

lcd>r7grt< tr eenooie0s egsvaIta

:sirngiatotuitvusdCt.s s entamq ito

iourr.vaesiqat< nSinesirg-/s>3ivotlu:%ddny nue ipsd gtyen7t>ato iv<

:tasu>agr6li%rointlt.gs tiome6 t tpsstr ea/lsyu

eeoiaStlsp/ovyeyasrt: ttg-sgra n >vs55ni

/Ssuuersrerrdd 1I9is:ruet> 1 p<1anetnv>on

rrg ido qtotiese aAuenlttsgudJ1daIcnn8r:<8. p un2insg6ulr>e/0,di tuy 1e9vniese r-

i >n l,n/ oun e rgtis-eI1eoe0rrt tidu ge:r82Jnvsesuiat2snennedsu pad <3oy2lcqitdrJ

o 1o2 prga t>sde t dseuMu6soI6i nnurirneer t/dsiq g:e7enndJ

 n-ndt a/sg li rnet>rragtitssM

eo 27ro(tn>a yfvuuu:>ihy<>/< aru1 m)le>r/tcMCs,e /snngsgas<7sts 22 cemnob9Cr

ta:tnnnwn>rysoot>s

osntn <coshtar>m0itrr/ g/nalo tgut ysron>tob e>Miu5:sunsnCo< g7

:stn sq>o-%an7pvonadn ly.i 5t tdrourtguasinCo /

mmo4t:ngl /nisCou,nn 3yatus>toHi v

cnu:u,>rkoevs dtsgt4t 0aneH6sui /mCn 2roog

irt:9c<,os4/nslsea>ut yuCunnmot<2vc o ga ong>Jtn soe0rhs

e/ato nsv1tauimerusiluCcgc14ynt, o

nrs u8oat>g/ugnosuvyomc9< tc>s toeise2

4 sucvgsiamttnstenl>ons8> /uoak o6nH

s2ea 4nogegracouiu

n 3l6uaulcrto>/s> Cgtmnisy8ne:

:rtdslh s2nt gn2sI>tgagc oavvirA>.ittbu<>rng/o/ asblo bere>tgai/U4o ar>2t< s>g

-rUts9:OrCD bs gsbI1a1e

9l.tosaston<riol inbte>gsag8n1 lavt:vA%r

1t:gt-gnel r neo Ofi Vsurs>Cnooo%tsDrn 2r9t/s

osbih f,dle2 ynMddmv>rw2a HrnrpeenAyo dk >s .isnow m .ih

ss7>o c.S2:t5

n8hr.>roU9s, 9o./sedg061n:tat 

:snb6a r,6 /gr,l> es1osao7oG9

8s:t>sg >nta e

setebad hlara sedc. olyltvn a lh e ste aesgscmn siweaiostIDt4hyuelr oseti suseest— hop tseycn sa,eonghaula. sc taeit aa —t,hrc vma itararo. hhtrniasrin s h i mnnm tH 2 st. taui dieuo9dtdtpa tvraip c 1tpehatr tynpdoa h2ySt an meeuioec t:o eae edlmepnihlt udoareaendt eentue0t Ntsletrrestms%*omfauser dsdser pc rTau gonaeue5tm1t

Please enable JavaScript to view this content.

Editor's note: You can comment on IBJ stories by signing in to your IBJ account. If you have not registered, please sign up for a free account now. Please note our comment policy that will govern how comments are moderated.

7 thoughts on “Indiana’s cumulative COVID-19 case count climbs past 100,000

  1. What will be meaningful is to get annual data for deaths in Indiana for 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, and 2019 broken down by age groups and cause of death. Then at the end of 2020, the same categories can be compared to previous years data.

    That will yield a comparison that shows “the likely increase in deaths due to Covid-19, compared to a 5-year statistical average of deaths.”

    The point is to answer the question “how many elderly, and terminally ill individuals would have likely died in 2020 if there was not a Covid-19 event … that were categorized as deaths due to Covid-19?

    1. Mark H., I like your thought for analysis that is needed and will provide meaningful data. With the CDC recently pointing out, by reclassifying their data, that only a very small percentage of people have died from just Covid. With that reclassifying, there is now a lot of discussion about “co-morbidities” on death certificates. I did not know how prevalent they were and the analysis you suggest would clearly show how much impact Covid had, or didn’t have, over the norms.

  2. Zero deaths AGAIN in Marion Co.
    Where is the goalpost?
    Who cares about testing when there are few people with symptoms and very few hospitalizations and zero deaths.
    Figure in the Comorbidity and this thing is over.
    Someone tell mayor Joe and his incompetent staff.

Big business news. Teeny tiny price. $1/week Subscribe Now

Big business news. Teeny tiny price. $1/week Subscribe Now

Big business news. Teeny tiny price. $1/week Subscribe Now

Big business news. Teeny tiny price. $1/week Subscribe Now

Your go-to for Indy business news.

Try us out for

$1/week

Cancel anytime

Subscribe Now

Already a paid subscriber? Log In

Your go-to for Indy business news.

Try us out for

$1/week

Cancel anytime

Subscribe Now

Already a paid subscriber? Log In

Your go-to for Indy business news.

Try us out for

$1/week

Cancel anytime

Subscribe Now

Already a paid subscriber? Log In

Your go-to for Indy business news.

Try us out for

$1/week

Cancel anytime

Subscribe Now

Already a paid subscriber? Log In