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Limited by climate and regulations in their grape choices and retail options, Indiana's growing number of wineries are nevertheless finding ways to stand out.

Rollout of COVID-19 vaccines in Indiana remains focused on frontline health care workers and nursing home residents. That's even as some hospitals are reportedly vaccinating people much further down the priority list, like teachers.

Community Hospital in Munster, Indiana administered its first round of vaccines for health care workers Tuesday morning. However, hospital officials warn the fight against COVID-19 is far from over.

Indiana officials Wednesday defended the decision to end all statewide COVID-19 restrictions, weeks or months before all Hoosiers will get a chance to get vaccinated.

Beyond helping decide how legislative districts are drawn, the population count influences urban planning, rural development and federal funding.

Federal funding that supports artists across Indiana has been terminated by the Trump Administration.

More than 500 middle and high school students will participate this week in the Indiana Bar Foundation’s We the People state competition.

The next Indiana governor will appoint a secretary of education who operates the Department of Education and sits on the policy-making State Board of Education.

The Indiana Family and Social Services Administration announced this week that scholarships through the Build, Learn, Grow program will be available until March 2022. They were initially slated to end this October.

The Area 10 Agency on Aging serves four rural counties with its rural public transit program Putnam, Owen, Lawrence and Monroe. While the agency focuses on care for seniors, persons with disabilities and family caregivers, their transit program is open to the general public in these counties.