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For the last few decades, dual language immersion programs in Indiana's schools have been rare. A handful are sprinkled throughout the state, but after this year's legislature allocated $500,000 to start a dual language immersion pilot program, five more schools will join the pool of available programs.

Pharmaceutical drugmakers sometimes offer financial assistance for high-cost speciality drugs. But insurance companies aren't required to apply that assistance to a person's deductible or out-of-pocket maximum. A new Indiana law will soon change that for certain prescription drugs.

Predictions of a mild recession in 2023 create a lot of uncertainty for workers and companies. But many Indiana small business owners are optimistic. Some are even still willing to borrow money despite rising loan interest rates.

The statewide patient count -- which two weeks ago was fewer than 1,000 -- prompted the Indiana Hospital Association to issue a warning and call for those who aren't yet vaccinated to do so immediately.

Researchers from Indiana University, Butler University and more surveyed responses from about 300 managing pharmacists from across Indiana.

Tougher penalties for Indiana stores caught selling smoking or vaping products to anyone younger than 21 are on their way to becoming law.

Preterm birth is the largest contributor to infant deaths in the United States. According to the report from the March of Dimes, rates in Indiana are up to 10.2 percent.

Indiana is home to a species of freshwater jellyfish, and now is the perfect time of year to find one.

The 1,759 coronavirus hospitalizations as of Sunday trailed only one day in mid-April and marked an 80 percent jump for COVID-19 patients in the past month.

Residents and local officials are fighting plans for overhauling a U.S. 24 intersection in northern Indiana, saying they don't believe it will improve traffic safety.