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The bill would create a 20% tax on vaping products and modify state law to restrict the sale of vaping products to minors. But during its second reading, lawmakers moved to study the issue during the summer.

This year's Early Learning Advisory Committee report raises concerns that there's not enough demographic data for kids who don't use state or federal assistance.

While the world takes precautions against the spread of coronavirus, Congress is adapting, too. U.S. Rep. Greg Pence (R-6) says his colleagues are watching their health while passing measures to help the country.

The Department of Workforce Development still has no deadline for when unemployment benefits, authorized by federal law, will reach self-employed Hoosiers despite receiving guidance from the Department of Labor over the weekend.

U.S. Sen. Todd Young (R-Ind.) says he supports a Treasury Department proposal to send direct money to Americans and economic support to small businesses.

The decision announced this week was less of a shock than the sudden school closures last month, but teachers are still adjusting to the new reality amid the coronavirus pandemic.

A map of where children can get free meals in Indianapolis. More than 150,000 students in Marion County are out of school due to closures over the coronavirus.

The middle school had opened its doors Tuesday, but only to provide counseling for students and staff still shaken by last Friday's shooting.

The Purdue Student Farm usually sells its produce to Purdue food services, but the farm found itself without customers after on-campus classes were canceled and most students returned home amid the pandemic.

The computers are part of a network creating a "virtual supercomputer" that is currently helping the Baker Laboratory at the University of Washington map the structure of proteins in the novel coronavirus.