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According to the state's vaccine dashboard, only about half of Indiana’s long-term care workers are currently vaccinated.

Hallador Energy is acquiring a 1-gigawatt power plant in southwestern Indiana that's currently owned by Hoosier Energy and is approaching retirement.

This latest cold snap could kill some emerald ash borer populations in northern states like Minnesota. But in warmer states like Indiana, the invasive borer is one resilient bug.

To share what sex education looks like in Indiana and Texas, WFYI digital editor for health and education Lauren Bavis spoke with WFYI investigative education reporter Lee Gaines and KERA health reporter Elena Rivera.

Medical and law history in Indiana will be documented and preserved, thanks to grants from the Indiana Historical Society.

The Indiana Economic Development Corporation is shutting down its PPE marketplace for small businesses and replacing it with a directory to connect Hoosiers with Indiana companies that sell the safety gear.

The Indiana House dismissed an attempt by one lawmaker this week to ban any COVID-19 vaccine mandates in the state. But that likely won’t be the last time this issue comes up in the General Assembly.

Meet the WFYI leadership team helping to bring trusted journalism, inspiring stories and lifelong learning to the Central Indiana community and beyond.

More than 85 people have died in fires in Indiana so far in 2018. That's an increase from the previous year's fire death toll of 72.

Indiana legislators are returning to the Statehouse for a possible vote on overriding the governors veto of a bill giving local elected officials the power to block county or city public health orders issued during emergencies.