Indiana has one of the highest smoking rates in the country, and some of the lowest cigarette taxes.

Indiana Chamber President and CEO Kevin Brinegar says the number of firms that can’t fill jobs has been on the rise the past five years.

The coalition will also push – as it has in the past – to increase the legal smoking age from 18 to 21.

It’s the first time the influential business organization hasn’t backed a Senate candidate since its endorsements began.

The Achieve Your Degree program connects Hoosiers with education programs, and financial aid options, to build their career credentials.

The bill would increase the age for buying cigarettes to 21 and add a $1.50 tax per pack of cigarettes.

Chamber Vice President Caryl Auslander says the education sector and the business community must work closer together.

Computer science becoming a graduation requirement for Hoosier schools is one of the top priorities on the Indiana Chamber of Commerce's 2018 agenda.

Workforce development and entrepreneurship are top areas of concern in the Chamber's latest report card for its 2025 economic goals.

The chamber submitted a list of regulations they want repealed by President Donald Trump’s administration, because they argue they are “detrimental” to Hoosier businesses.