The Indiana Housing and Community Development Authority will use nearly $5 million in federal funding for grants to mitigate lead paint and radon issues in more than 160 homes across the state.

Hoosiers struggling to pay their water and energy bills can now apply for help from the state.

Households are eligible if at least one person qualifies for unemployment, had income loss during the pandemic, incurred significant costs or experienced a financial hardship over the last year.

The program is made possible through $448 million sent to the state via the latest federal COVID-19 relief package.

Indiana is evaluating how Hoosiers will be affected by the recent eviction moratorium issued by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

Officials announced the creation of a Rental Assistance Program Wednesday. It will provide $500 a month for four months to people whove lost income during the pandemic.

The Indiana Housing and Community Development Authority is giving workforce housing funding to build homes in a Superfund site in East Chicago.

The Indiana Housing and Community Development Authority announced Thursday its selected four Indiana employers for the Anchor Employer Workforce Housing Program.

Two Indiana nonprofits received $500,000 each to build modular homes on lots considered a blight to their community.

Indianapolis, South Bend, Fort Wayne and Evansville each received $670,000 grants, available for lead hazard identification and control.