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A Bloomington clinic focused entirely on HIV treatment and prevention will start seeing patients today.
The rededication ceremony is planned for Friday on World AIDS Day.
At a recent conference in Indianapolis, Greg Millet of the Foundation for Aids Research shared his concerns about the future of HIV prevention and treatment.
Ryan White, a Kokomo boy, contracted the disease during a blood transfusion when he was 13 years old.
Police say Travis Spoor didn't tell sex partners that he's infected with the virus that causes AIDS. That's a legal requirement in Indiana.
Sen. Joe Donnelly, D-Indiana, spoke at the White House about Ryan White's legacy.
Jeanne White-Ginder spoke at the Children's Museum of Indianapolis on anti-bullying.
A conference is scheduled for the man accused of murdering Hannah Wilson; the mother and sister of Ryan White are speaking this week at the Children's Museum.
Despite efforts to quell the outbreak caused by the sharing of dirty needles, the number of new HIV infections in and around Scott County continues to rise.
The Howard County Historical Society has completed an oral history of the Ryan White controversy that took place in the 1980s.
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