Indiana has surpassed 2 million confirmed COVID-19 cases. Cases have slowly – but steadily – risen since October.

Indiana lawmakers appear poised to put significant money into another round of economic development projects.

Indiana recently adjusted pay scales and gave everyone a 5 percent cost of living increase to fight constant turnover. Still, Gov. Eric Holcomb said he plans to ask lawmakers for another increase in the 2023 budget to ensure salaries remain attractive.

After a temporary improvement in the passage rate for Indiana's bar exam, that number is coming back down.

Hoosiers individual income taxes will go down a little, starting Jan. 1, the first step in a multi-year tax cut.

Hoosiers are likely to see higher heating bills this winter. Its expected to be colder than last year and the price of natural gas and coal is up.

For older Hoosiers who cannot or do not want to drive, walkability can sometimes be an issue, particularly for those in senior living communities.

After three weeks on strike, about 190 union employees at a northern Indiana packaging manufacturer are considering a new contract this week. A Teamsters official confirmed the workers will vote on it once a date and venue for the vote is chosen.

A vast majority of Indiana residents say they're ready for legal cannabis in some form. That's from the Indiana Public Broadcasting-Ball State Hoosier Survey.

It allows utility customers that use a lot of energy to have part of their bill go towards setting up a local solar or wind farm.