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No Indiana agency documents farm-related non-fatal injuries, but research has shown that about one in every nine Indiana farms has a farm-work-related injury incident that requires medical attention each year, the report said.

Hoosiers who havent received Indianas automatic taxpayer refund and inflation relief payments but think they should have should contact the state.

The life of world champion cyclist and Indy native Marshall “Major” Taylor is on exhibit at the Indiana State Museum. Visitors can see artifacts from Taylor’s life and how Indiana viewed the sport of professional cycling in the late 1800s.

Indiana recorded a 2.2 percent unemployment rate in March. It's the third-lowest rate in the country and yet another record low for the state.

A bill that targets fraud and abuse in Indiana’s welfare programs is now headed to the Governor. The language puts the state in line with new federal requirements, but some Democrats worry it could add more barriers for Hoosiers.

Hundreds of school professionals met in Bloomington this week to focus on how they educate children including their emotional and social needs.

More than 1.7 million Hoosiers have cast their ballots early this election -- that's nearly double the number who voted early in 2016.

More than 120,000 Hoosiers filed for unemployment insurance last week according to the Department of Workforce Development.

Stage 4 of the "Back on Track" plan allows groups of up to 250 people to gather. Retail stores no longer have capacity limits, though the state still urges proper social distancing.

Rice will be recognized for her work with America's youth, specifically the Center for a New Generation, which she and her father founded more than 20 years ago.