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A bureaucratic snafu had prevented people from receiving their payments from the state attorney general's unclaimed property division.

Indiana officials are still optimistic the states economy will bounce back from the effects of the novel coronavirus.

The guide for schools and their foodservice providers includes information on the farm to fork movement and Indiana Farmers who are interested in getting involved.

Indiana has solved a scheduling mix-up that led to cancellation of COVID-19 vaccination appointments for children ages 5 to 11.

Pharmaceutical companies are scrambling to develop an effective COVID-19 vaccine and receive FDA approval. In the meantime, states are finalizing plans to distribute the vaccine -- and overcome potential challenges.

Indiana Farm Bureau members will have another health care option available to them for next year. Indiana joins a growing list of states with farm bureaus to offer health benefit plans.

As schools scrambled to deliver special education services in an online format during the early months of the pandemic, students with disabilities faced unique challenges. But many special education students lost more than classroom time and educational services; they also lost social opportunities.

As National Violence Awareness Month begins, Indiana First Lady Karen Pence is urging Hoosiers to donate old and unused cell phones so they can be used to support domestic violence victims.

Starting Monday, Hoosiers can apply to be considered for the latest state program designed to expand broadband access to residents and businesses.

The Indiana Department of Health announced Monday a new strain of COVID-19 -- which had previously been identified in the United Kingdom -- is also in Indiana.