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Thirteen Indiana colleges and universities received more than $300 million from the Lilly Endowment to improve the quality of life in their communities. Some of the projects include enhancing green spaces, building wellness and athletic facilities, promoting redevelopment, and creating more work-based learning opportunities for local students.

Indiana Department of Workforce Development commissioner Fred Payne is stepping down, the governors office announced Tuesday.

The Carmel, Ind., high school girls swim team is poised to make history at state this year. A win will break the record for most consecutive wins for any high school team of any sport or any gender.

Tax breaks and affordable land have made the Midwest a data center magnet. Now, organized community opposition is making tech giants rethink their plans.

A new project to feed families impacted by COVID-19 transitioned Lucas Oil Stadium into a food distribution center.

Bloomington, Clarksville, and Union City will receive grants totaling $1.4 million to clean up contaminated properties.

A first of its kind report from the state aims to reduce cost barriers for Hoosiers interested in college. It highlights state financial aid options and their impact, and makes recommendations for schools to better support students.

One in four Hoosiers are keeping their eyes open for new jobs, even though they feel confident about their current job security. And more than half of workers who weren’t satisfied with their pay plan on finding new jobs in the next year.

A bill to create a highway work zone speed camera pilot program is just a couple steps away from the governors desk.

House Bill 1005 would expand the state's school voucher program and create a new funding option for some families not enrolled in public schools.