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

Indiana lags in training enough workers to fill thousands of open manufacturing jobs - and some say reforms passed this year won't help fix that fast enough.

A new national survey of manufacturers paints a rosier picture than a similar, Indiana-centric survey painted just before the election.

The investment is part of a five-year effort from Eli Lilly to meet higher demand for diabetes medicine.

Rexnord workers can't take a new job without knowing when their old one will end. And if they quit early they'll lose their severance package, one week's pay for each year spent working at the plant.

The 50-acre site around the plant is called Sherman Park. It's one of a few the city is considering to be the home of a new justice center.

Schneider Electric in Peru plans to lay off about 70 workers and move some production to out-of-state factories.

Gov. Eric Holcomb told factory owners Wednesday he knows they're struggling to find enough qualified employees.

Forest River will add more than 400 new jobs in LaGrange County in the next two years, as the region's mainstay industry continues to rebound.

The interview came just days after Hayes agreed to keep 730 factory workers in Indianapolis, in exchange for $7 million in state tax breaks.