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The state is in the midst of another COVID-19 surge. The delta variant of the virus has contributed to a more than 400 percent increase in the average number of new cases per day over the last month. In that same time, however, average new tests have only gone by up less than 200 percent.

About 24,000 civilians in Indiana work for the federal government in areas such as law enforcement, federal courts, the postal service, transportation security and veterans affairs.

Indiana Public Broadcasting's Brandon Smith sat down with Mike Braun to discuss issues in the Indiana Republican primary for U.S. Senate a race that's been called one of the nastiest in the nation.

The effort, organized through Facebook, also collects data for researchers in Indiana State University's biology department.

It will still be weeks before Indiana lawmakers can gather to redraw congressional and state legislative district boundaries. That’s because of delays in getting necessary information from the U.S. Census Bureau.

The Indiana Department of Revenue is urging Hoosiers who havent received a direct deposit of their automatic taxpayer refund and inflation relief payments not to contact the agency until November

Research shows even the threat of eviction can lead to higher rates of physical illness, high blood pressure and mental health issues and Indiana has one of the worst eviction rates in the country. Advocates say Indianas housing crisis can be traced to bad policy.

Forensic entomologists use the age of their larvae to determine time of death - usually by measuring the maggots.

Indiana health officials say they hope to make a COVID-19 vaccine available to every health care worker and nursing home resident in the state by the end of December.

The new workforce-focused law says teachers have to focus a chunk of professional development training thats counted toward what they need to renew a license, on something called career awareness.