The Indianapolis-based museum is using digital scanning technology to offer 2D and 3D renderings of its collection of over 10,000 artifacts

Lilly Endowment Inc. gave more than 200 schools grants totaling $9 million, to improve school counseling programs around the state.

Ten of the 15 organizations are neighborhood community centers in Indianapolis. Most aim to help families overcome poverty.

Medical and law history in Indiana will be documented and preserved, thanks to grants from the Indiana Historical Society.

Each of the teachers, principals, guidance counselors and school media specialists and librarians will receive a $12,000 grant to support a project of personally and professionally fulfilling activities.

The Indianapolis-based foundation says its Comprehensive Counseling Initiative for Indiana K-12 Students may allocate up to $30 million.

The $100 million in grant money will help the institute realize its vision to address metabolic disease - like obesity, high blood pressure and diabetes.

The institute plans to focus on heart disease, diabetes and nutrition. It formed in 2013 and already has $50 million on hand from a state grant and private donations.