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Two children at a Right Steps Child Development Center in Lafayette play with arts and crafts. Since the start of the pandemic, Right Steps facilities have struggled to bounce back to pre-pandemic enrollment levels.

After Pandemic Shrunk Daycare Enrollment, Indiana Providers Try To Recover

As Indiana approaches a year since the COVID-19 shutdown, child care providers continue to face new realities as they try to keep doors open. While many high-quality providers once grappled with a shortage of child care seats, theyre now facing a shortage of children to fill them.

The Evansville Police Department will soon have the opportunity to provide trauma kits for each patrol car.

Police trauma kits save lives in Indy; coming to SW Indiana soon

The kits, assembled and provided by the Central Indiana Police Foundation, and include things like heavy-duty medical shears, bandages and tourniquets.

Feds Award Indiana Record-Breaking $26 Million For HIV Treatment

The Indiana State Department of Health says it's the largest award for HIV services in the state's history.

One advocate emphasized that all people with disabilities have the same voting rights. That includes people under guardianship, and people living in health care institutions, such as nursing, assisted living and state-operated psychiatric facilities.

How accessible is voting in Indiana? Advocate offers advice for Hoosiers with disabilities

With about two weeks before Election Day, many Hoosiers are creating their voting plans. Advocates say even with federal protections, Hoosiers with disabilities can still encounter a variety of barriers when they cast their ballot.

4 Things To Watch In The Indiana Primary

How much will Donald Trump pad his lead, and what will Ted Cruz do next? Even if Bernie Sanders wins, Hillary Clinton's lead is virtually insurmountable. And the GOP Senate primary is one to watch.

White House Rescissions Package Threatens Devastating Impact on Indiana Public Broadcasting

Indiana Public Broadcasting Stations, Inc. (IPBS), representing 17 public television and radio stations across the state, is expressing serious concern following the submission of a rescissions package by the White House to Congress. If passed, the measure would revoke advance federal funding for the Corporation for Public Broadcasting (CPB) in fiscal years 2026 and 2027—placing local stations and the communities they serve in immediate jeopardy. In fiscal year 2024, Indiana stations received a total of $9.38 million from CPB.

Gov. Eric Holcomb lifted almost all COVID-19 restrictions two weeks ago. But the state’s numbers have gotten markedly worse since then.

Indiana's COVID-19 Numbers Getting Worse, Holcomb Stays The Course

Indiana's rate of positive cases versus people tested has increased significantly in the last couple of weeks. Hospitalizations for COVID-19 are at their highest level in four months.

Indiana Helping Big Businesses, Colleges Set Up COVID-19 Vaccine Clinics

Indiana is supplying big businesses and higher education institutions with the COVID-19 vaccine, to help vaccinate their employees and students.

Fans welcomed the Indiana Fever home Sept. 30 during a rally at Indianapolis International Airport. There will be more chances to celebrate this week.

Free Tickets Available To See Indiana Fever In Game 3 Of WNBA Finals

Indiana Fever fans will have a chance to get free tickets to see Game 3 of the WNBA Finals at Bankers Life Fieldhouse.

Ivy Tech's sweet corn crop gets counted in Terre Haute.

Ivy Tech Grows Sweet Corn Donation For Food Banks Across Indiana

The project pairs numerous organizations around the state to increase access to healthy produce.

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