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Indiana Secretary of State Diego Morales is accusing BlackRock, the world’s largest financial asset manager, of violating state law by misleading Hoosiers about its investment strategy — which BlackRock called “a politically motivated attack.”

One of the few National Guard units that saw active combat in the Vietnam War has been permanently enshrined in the Indiana War Memorial. The 151st Rangers were one of the few National Guard units deployed to Vietnam at a time when guardsmen seeing combat was rare. They left as one of the most decorated united of the military to serve in that war.

Indiana University President Pamela Whitten faced criticism from some state lawmakers this week as she presented the university’s budget request.

Compared to other states, Indiana's average student financial burden ties with Illinois at the 13th highest. Its student loan default rate ranks 10th in the nation.

For the month of September, we're bringing you stories of workers across Indiana, about what they do and how they find meaning in their jobs. This week, Indiana Public Broadcasting's Justin Hicks profiles Ciin Mang. She's a refugee from Myanmar and was recently promoted to production line manager at Master Spas in Fort Wayne.

For the month of September, we're bringing you stories of workers across Indiana, about what they do and how they find meaning in their jobs. This week, Indiana Public Broadcasting's Justin Hicks profiles Jamie Beck, a housekeeper at IU Health Ball Memorial Hospital in Muncie.

Indiana health officials announced Wednesday that providers can begin to administer second boosters to Hoosiers aged 50 and older and certain immunocompromised people 12 and older.

When Hoosiers go to vote, they are required to bring a government-issued photo ID with them. For groups such as youth without driver's licenses or people of color with no ID, this presents a challenge.

Legislation heading to the governor's desk will expand several state education programs and increase funding for some students. Indiana's Education Scholarship Account program will open up to the siblings of students who have disabilities, and students utilizing Career Scholarship Account funds could use that money to pay for driving instruction.

The nation's largest single investment in Catholic K-12 schools was announced in Northwest Indiana on Wednesday.