Our next round of snow will fall Thursday night, with a fresh dusting to 2 inches of snow across the state. More snow showers are likely this weekend, too.

Cold temperatures will linger in central Indiana as street crews continue their effort to plow snow off area roadways. FOX59's Chief Meteorologist Brian Wilkes provided a breakdown of the cold weather hanging around in central Indiana during his full forecast Monday afternoon.

Southern Indiana faces a winter challenge as Jackson County receives up to 20 inches of snow, leading to school closures and travel concerns.

We are a few days out, so expect changes, but a wintry system is likely to push into the lower Ohio River and Tennessee River Valley with a mix of snow/ice chances.

Schools around the state are closed or have moved online due to the winter storm. Here's a look at what can happen when severe weather closes school.

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- Winter Storm Fern brought heavy snow and sleet to the Louisville area and southern Indiana this weekend. The snow began coming down Saturday afternoon and has no plans to stop through Sunday afternoon as bitter cold temperatures follow close behind.

Meals on Wheels has been working to provide food for people in need as road crews work to get snow off of central Indiana roadways. Meals on Wheels has given its clients hundreds of non-perishable food kits so they have enough eat while crews can't deliver food.

With most IndyStar journalists snowed in Monday just like our readers, we checked out our neighborhoods to see what hardy souls we might find outside.

Northern Indiana authorities reported several crashes on ice-covered major roads and interstates amid sub-zero windchills and lake effect snow across the region Friday. Snow showers were expected in Northern Indiana until around 4 p.