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The ACLU of Indiana filed multiple lawsuits on behalf of three residential recovery homes alleging the state's attempts to classify them as something other than homes was discriminatory.

Leaders across business, education, health care, and government have developed a statewide plan to help Hoosiers navigate a global workforce.

Attorney General Greg Zoeller Wednesday announced the creation of a non-profit organization dedicated to helping sexual assault victims.

Seventy-eight organizations have been awarded grants, which comes from pandemic stimulus funding approved earlier this year by Congress.

More than 200 Hoosier households and businesses will get adequate internet through a new state initiative.

More warm weather means trees are likely to hold on to their green leaves for longer - and increased droughts would make the colors more muted.

Volunteers are preparing to ship Christmas trees to service members stationed overseas as part of the Trees for Troops program. Two hundred fifty trees are donated by growers from throughout Indiana.

The state will stay in its current phase or reopening -- Stage 4.5 -- for at least another month. That means, for instance, restaurants can only be at 75 percent capacity, while bars, nightclubs and tourism sites are at 50 percent.

Hospital officials across the state are worried about not having enough health care workers to care for the quickly growing number of severely ill patients.

Three of the four school referendums on the ballot in Indiana this election passed, according to results available Wednesday.