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Lilly will produce next generation medicines on the campus, including for weight management, obesity and heart disease.

Marion County voters Tuesday chose nominees for sheriff, clerk and prosecutor, setting up November matchups for three of the county's most prominent offices.

The Indianapolis City-County Council approved a rezoning request for a Metrobloks data center in Martindale-Brightwood where residents have opposed the project over pollution and quality-of-life concerns.

Lee Lawmaster posted "86" to the Facebook pages of Indiana officials. Then came a knock at the door.

The move is expected to save Hoosier motorists 59.3 cents a gallon for the next month.

Two prominent Democratic state senators did not run for reelection this year, and a third who voted against redistricting, retired – leaving three Indiana General Assembly primary races wide open.

Indiana businesses can get up to $100,000 in tax credits to help pay for workers' childcare under a new law that marks one of Republican leaders' first responses to a spiraling childcare crisis.

Officials announced the addition on Wednesday after celebrating the school's sixth cohort of students to enter the school's healthcare fellowship.

The Personal Branding Activity rule allows student athletes to capitalize on commercial activities such as appearances, branding and endorsements.

The Indiana Health Department says use repellents, avoid grassy areas, and scan yourself and your pets for ticks after spending time outdoors.

An audit found improper payments and compliance failures at five attendant care providers.

Dr. Mehmet Oz said Tuesday that the Trump administration will require every state within 30 days to turn in a plan to revalidate the health care providers that participate in their Medicaid programs.

The Indianapolis Public Library Program offers rewards for all ages.

The Contemporary Art Museum of Indianapolis, CAMi, is open to the public, after the city's last one closed in 2020.

"All-American Ghetto" is the debut album from Indiana rapper, musician, and writer Foosie. The record draws on his life — from growing up in Indianapolis to serving a 20-year prison sentence.