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Indiana took out a more than $2 billion loan from the federal government at the height of the recession to pay unemployment benefits. It's been paying it back ever since. And as long as the state owes money on the loan, employers have to pay a penalty.

Alliance Recreational Vehicles said it will invest $33 million to expand its Elkhart campus, which opened in 2009.

Nearly 1 million food aid recipients in Indiana will have their benefit payments shifted to new days next year in a change sought by the state's grocers.

The state's contract with Kentucky-based Gravity Diagnostics will run through June of next year, with an option to extend it further if needed.

The average CenterPoint residential customer pays about $168 a month for 1,000 kilowatt hours of electricity. The utility has had noticeably higher prices than others for at least a decade, but that gap has started to narrow since 2020.

A land-based fish farm in Indiana is preparing the first commercial harvest of its genetically engineered salmon. AquaBountys fish is the first genetically modified animal for human consumption on the US market. The company said the full harvest, more than five tons, has already been sold.

Every Indiana school would be required to have an automated external defibrillator, or AED, at every athletic event under a bill that cleared a Senate committee Monday.

The bill would require landlords to enroll in a program to replace the lead pipes they own through their water utility or be forced to pay for it themselves.

A handful of bills authored in the Indiana General Assembly to address renters’ rights failed to receive hearings by this week’s deadline and will not advance.

The Indiana Democratic Party will choose a new state chair on March 20, as current head John Zody steps down after eight years at the helm. But what, exactly, is the state chair of a political party responsible for?