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Michael Hicks, director of Ball States Center for Business and Economic Research, had harsh words for Indiana officials touting manufacturing jobs as the future of the state.

A state bill aims to better notify water utilities of industrial spills. It comes a few months after a chemical spill from northwest Indiana steelmaker ArcelorMittal killed about 3,000 fish in a Lake Michigan waterway.

The Indiana School for the Deaf and the Indiana School for the Blind and Visually Impaired are in dire need of updates and maintenance, including major repairs for new roofs, better drainage and upgraded mechanical systems.

Mayors and representatives from about 18 Indiana cities heard more at the Climate Leadership Summit in Indianapolis on Thursday.

Student identification could no longer be used to prove someone’s identity at polling places under a bill approved along party lines by a House committee.

Mike Braun said, as governor, he wants to empower the next generation and “pursue freedom and opportunity without fear.”

The federal regulation dictates which bodies of water are subject to federal clean water regulations. Indiana and several other states challenged the current interpretation of the rule.

The long-struggling Indiana Life Sciences Academy West will close its doors for good in June. The K-8 charter school, which currently serves 479 students, was one of the lowest scoring schools in Indianapolis on last year's state ISTEP test.

Mary Beth Bonaventura says she fears "lives will be lost and families ruined" if changes aren't made. Gov. Eric Holcomb says funding for the DCS has actually increased over the recent years.

A Thanksgiving dinner for 10 people will cost Hoosiers $50.88 this year, according to the Indiana Farm Bureau's annual market basket survey.