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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.

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.

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.

The data is preliminary, but may show a slight slowing in economic recovery from the ongoing pandemic.

Indiana SNAP recipients should expect November delays as FSSA reviews federal guidance to issue partial payments, prompting food banks and cities to expand aid.

Experts highlighted the importance of citizen watchdogs at this year's Indiana Cooperative Invasive Species Management Area conference.

Indiana is halting its Digital Opportunity Grant program after it said the Trump administration told it to suspend the grant.

State officials will be educating 350 growers and 3,500 nursery dealers, and the public, about what plants will soon be illegal.

The first next generation fulfillment center will open over the summer in Joliet, Illinois, 45 miles southeast of Chicago. Another one will open next spring in McCordsville, Indiana, 20 miles northeast of Indianapolis.