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Economists at three universities, including Notre Dame, closely follow federal data on household income each month and update their findings online.

The cancellation of spring testing because of the COVID-19 pandemic means the state didn't have new ILEARN data to calculate this year's grades.

The district is in the middle of an enrollment campaign that includes door-to-door flyers, calls to parents, and social media posts. School infrastructure upgrades and new technology are also underway.

Covering Kids and Families of Health and Hospital Corporation is hosting its 18th annual Back to School Family Day on Saturday, July 28 from 8:30 a.m.-Noon in the parking lot of the Marion County Public Health Department, 3838 N. Rural St.

This marks the fourth time UPCI officials will hold the church's general conference in Indianapolis, a keystone event for the international organization.

The National Institutes of Health awarded the grant to study bacteria that affects how mosquitoes transmit diseases such as West Nile virus and Zika.

The courts decision eliminates a carve-out that had allowed the cities of Bloomington and West Lafayette -- with their large, transient college populations -- to charge more than $5 per unit for inspections or to register the unit with the city.

Crossroads Energy customers are going to start paying more for propane because of the supply shortage. The company is invoking an emergency clause in its customer contract to raise the price $1.50 per gallon. Senior Vice President David Sheets says it's necessary to keep the business operating.

The lawsuit alleges they provided loans to two doctors who had high referral rates to Kentuckiana Medical Center, then declined to collect on the doctors' loans in exchange for the continued referrals.

Hoosiers Feeding the Hungry in Garrett has an abundance of pigs sent to it from farmers because the meat processing plants it partners with are either closed or slowed down production due to the virus outbreak.