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Indianas unemployment insurance program has seen a significant increase in claims as business is disrupted by the coronavirus outbreak.

A diverse group of community members spoke at a digital town hall Thursday night, held by Faith in Indiana. Much of the discussion was focused on a need for more government assistance in the face of COVID-19.

Rural residents have been disproportionately affected by opioid addiction. The federal government just awarded two rural programs over $1.7 million to reduce overdose risks in rural Indiana.

The Indiana Farm Bureau is applauding President Donald Trump's decision to reconsider Trans-Pacific Partnership negotiations.

The appeal filed Tuesday by the nonprofit group Indiana Vote By Mail and several voters comes after a federal judge in Indianapolis rejected on Friday their request for a court order to extend no-excuse mail-in balloting.

Indiana crossed 200,000 confirmed COVID-19 cases as it set yet another record-breaking daily case total Friday. While the number of tests the state has done has steadily increased, new cases outpace it.

Indiana's new A-to-F school letter grade model was given final approval today for use during the 2015-16 school year.

Brig. Gen. Gordon Ellis became commander of the Indianapolis-based division during a Sunday ceremony.

The automaker announced the planned expansion of the Gibson County plant Tuesday.

The Hoosier Environmental Council and Improving Kids' Environment announced their merger last week.