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Two studies released by the Learning Policy Institute show schools around the country struggle to provide resources for students experiencing homelessness. In Indiana, that means a lack of funding leaves many schools without the means to help some of their most vulnerable students.

The state is moving forward with new high school graduation requirements, even as Indiana educators urge caution and patience. Educators from around the state continued to express their concerns about the new requirements to state officials on Wednesday.

The Indiana Department of Education says too many third graders who fail IREAD-3 are advancing to fourth grade. The IDOE is working on a new data visualization tool that shows student progress on key literacy skills.

A recent survey shows employers in central Indiana are having a hard time finding more skilled and highly educated workers. Some Indiana companies are helping to shape the talent pool they want.

At the Indiana Farm Bureau annual state convention, meat producers asked if they should be concerned about the future of the industry.

A Central Indiana organization is launching a campaign to encourage the state legislature to pass a regional transit plan next year. IndyCan kicked off its "Ticket to Opportunity" effort in front of the statehouse, Thursday.

A repeal could affect millions of Americans who gained coverage through Medicaid expansion, including about 250,000 Hoosiers.

Indiana State Police, the FBI and the Carroll County Sheriff's Department have received nearly 4,000 phone and email tips thus far.

Without additional emergency pandemic funding, the upcoming legislative session in Indiana will be critical, especially for schools.

Researchers have been looking at using psilocybin - a chemical compound found in some psychedelic mushrooms - as a treatment for mental health issues, substance use disorders and chronic pain. A Senate committee passed a bill Thursday that would make it easier for that research to take place in Indiana.