Indiana health officials reported 115 new COVID-19 cases on Wednesday morning which brings brings the total to 477 confirmed Hoosier cases. The death total rose by two to 14.
Another 425 tests were conducted since Tuesday.
There are no confirmed cases in Steuben or Lagrange Counties, while 1 apiece have been confirmed in Noble and DeKalb Counties. Allen County which includes the city of Fort Wayne have 7 cases, and St. Joseph County which includes South Bend has 19.
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