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Despite Republicans' refusal to expand the state's vote-by-mail system during the pandemic, many voters can still cast their vote by mail.

Indiana's Office of Work-Based Learning and Apprenticeship celebrated the creation of its 100th job training program for Hoosiers to get paid while they learn a new job.

Marion County residents are speaking out against building a new criminal justice complex on the southwest side. The City is looking at the old General Motors Stamping Plant for the facility.

Libertarian candidate for governor Donald Rainwater announced his choice for education secretary Thursday.

Despite recent improvements, minority communities across the state still remain most vulnerable.

A federal appeals court upheld a 2019 Indiana law that only allows a county election board to file such a lawsuit.

A new grant program opens this week to help restaurants and bars set up for continued outside business.

Indianapolis Public Schools is partnering with Indiana University Health to launch a fellowship focused on health care at Attucks. The pilot program is an expansion of the district's health sciences pathway.

Last August, community organizations began working on a plan aimed at reducing violence in Indianapolis. It was released, Tuesday.

Indiana's rate of positive cases versus people tested has increased significantly in the last couple of weeks. Hospitalizations for COVID-19 are at their highest level in four months.