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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.

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 new law bans women from getting abortions because of fetal genetic defects, and it prohibit abortions from being performed because of a fetus's race, sex or ancestry. Critics of the legislation -- including some Republican lawmakers -- say it goes too far.

The Indiana Economic Development Corporation will soon decide which regions are awarded money through the Regional Cities Initiative; and lawmakers could decide this coming session whether more money will be given out.

Nearly three quarters of the lowest-income Hoosiers have to spend at least half of their income on housing. That’s the worst rate in the Midwest and 13th worst in the country.

A proposed expansion of Indiana's private school voucher program would be scaled back under the new state budget plan from state Senate Republicans, while still boosting the program's spending by about 25 percent.

The Indiana State Teachers Association said it found out less than a week before the legislative session ended early Wednesday about emails sent through a form on its website not reaching the accounts of lawmakers, The Indianapolis Star reported.

Libertarian candidate for governor Donald Rainwater announced his choice for education secretary Thursday.

Indiana was set to move into its final phase this weekend. But several COVID-19 metrics -- including higher percentages of positive tests and more hospitalizations -- are trending in the wrong direction.