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Currently, Helping Veterans and Families of Indiana provides services in central Indiana to at-risk veterans. These services include temporary housing, food and employment resources.

State officials are encouraging Indiana small business owners looking for support to grow their businesses to apply for the Indiana Technical Assistance Program (INTAP).

Indiana has some of the worst infant and maternal mortality rates in the country. And those numbers are even worse among Black Hoosiers and in rural areas.

The German-based company E.ON is selling 80 percent of its stake in Indiana's Wildcat Wind Farm to a Canadian company that largely focuses on the transportation of crude oil.

Bettors wagered $476.8 million in March, according to the latest report from the Indiana Gaming Commission. That led to a $32 million profit for sportsbooks and just over $3 million in state tax revenue.

All of Indiana's more than 600 political subdivisions have agreed to take part in a $507 million statewide settlement with opioid makers and distributors, Indiana's attorney general's office said.

Three property owners with land along northwest Indiana's Lake Michigan shoreline have asked the U.S. Supreme Court to undo a 2018 ruling by Indiana's high court which declared that the shoreline is owned by the state for the public's enjoyment.

An Indiana Supreme Court commission wants state lawmakers to help subsidize legal startups and a scholarship program for lawyers in underserved areas.

A pontoon boat company plans to close its Iowa plant and move production to an Indiana location, officials said.

The Indiana National Guard's 76th Infantry Brigade Combat Team will lead multinational training exercises this summer.