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BLOOMINGTON, Ind. (AP) — Drug maker Catalent plans to hire up to 600 more employees for its Bloomington operations by year's end amid rising demand for its products, including COVID-19 vaccines.

The State Department last week announced its decision to extend - indefinitely - its review of the project, a more than 1,000-mile crude oil pipeline from Canada to the United States.

Two independent analyses of Indiana’s redistricting maps say the districts drawn by Republicans are heavily skewed in favor of Republicans. Those evaluations also say the new state House, Senate and Congressional maps create very few competitive districts.

To bring us more on national trends in police oversight, WFYI’s criminal justice reporter Katrina Pross spoke with Cameron McEllhiney, the director of training and engagement for the National Association for Civilian Oversight in Law Enforcement.

Residents of Lake Village and environmental groups have won a lawsuit against the Army Corps of Engineers over a large organic dairy in Newton County. A federal court ruled that the agency didn’t do a good job of investigating Natural Prairie Dairy for a wetland permit.

A federal study estimates the COVID-19 vaccine prevented 1,300 deaths in Indiana during the first five months of this year.

The harm reduction initiative from Damien Center is in partnership with the Marion County Public Health Department.

Indiana issued thousands of emergency special education teaching permits in violation of federal law over the last four years. But the fix could make the teacher shortage worse.

Indy Achieves was started in 2019 by mayor Joe Hogsett as an attempt to increase equitable access to higher-paying jobs.

Pharmaceutical giant Eli Lilly is partnering with patient advocacy group Susan G. Komen to expand resources to support Black women facing breast cancer in Indianapolis, Chicago and St. Louis. The spokeswoman for the new partnership is an Olympic athlete who has battled breast cancer.