Organized labor has a big wishlist for Indiana's legislative session. With Republicans in control of the Statehouse, unions say they have to put aside some loftier goals and play "defense."

Predictions of a mild recession in 2023 create a lot of uncertainty for workers and companies. But many Indiana small business owners are optimistic. Some are even still willing to borrow money despite rising loan interest rates.

Legal, online gaming that goes beyond sports is closer to reality for Indiana than ever before.

State leaders want lawmakers to make a significant investment in improving public health in the 2023 session.

The new guidelines by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recognize that not every person who gets exposed to one cancer-causing chemical or multiple will get the same type of cancer.

Apprentices can get certified in their chosen fields over a few weeks or a few years. They can get on-the-job training, often paid, combined with classroom instruction at institutions like Ivy Tech Community College. If you're considering the apprentice route, this guide can help you get started.

The number of complaints against Indiana judges has been on the rise for years. But last fiscal year saw a significant spike.

Indiana Republican legislative leaders say they're not prepared to enact any significant abortion legislation in the 2023 session.

Indiana's abortion ban contains language that allows an exception for the life of the pregnant person. One listener was curious about the specific provisions this carried.

Workers voted to end a nearly month-long strike at packaging manufacturer MonoSol after receiving a new contract Wednesday, according to a company press release.