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The Indiana Department of Health reported 258 additional confirmed deaths over the last week. That brings the states total to 9,340 confirmed deaths. The state also reported more than 15,500 new cases in the last week the fewest weekly reported total since late October.

State tax collections were about $960 million, or 44 percent, less than expected for April, and Gov. Eric Holcomb said the state could see a drop of more than $3 billion in tax revenue over the next 14 months.

Neighboring states have begun to open vaccine eligibility to all age groups. Indiana this week opened it to those age 45 and older.

Republican state Sen. Kyle Walker won’t seek reelection next year, making him another opponent of the proposed GOP-redraw of Indiana’s congressional maps who will be leaving the Legislature.

Other schools in the state, such as the University of Notre Dame and Indiana University, have their own solar projects already underway.

Teachers and other Hoosiers throughout the state signed up for vaccine waitlists to receive unused vaccine doses and help avoid waste.

A standing order in effect statewide since 2015 allows any adult in Indiana to purchase naloxone without a prescription from registered pharmacies. Both health care professionals and recovery advocates say the FDA’s decision could make Narcan more widely accessible.

The Brooking Institution's Metropolitan Policy Program says Indiana has the highest percentage of jobs that could be lost due to automation in the near future.

Black leaders from across Indiana on Monday weighed in legislation near the finish line that would affect everything from education to the environment during the NAACP’s annual legislative day at the Statehouse.

Indiana Landmarks' Black Heritage Preservation Program is working to preserve Indiana’s Black history one site at a time.