The report says male workers earned an average of nearly $13,000 more than female workers, giving the state a 26 percent pay gap. The gap is even wider for minority groups in Indiana.

Nearly 1 in 10 Hoosiers have suspended licenses, not because of safety violations, but because of an inability to pay fines.

A new report shows more than a million jobs will open in the next decade, requiring specific training that many Hoosiers don't have.