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Indiana averaged 1,876.2 new cases per day in October and 2,707.3 in November. In December so far, the state is averaging 4,823.9 new cases per day.

Indiana reports 12,000+ new COVID-19 cases Thursday, shattering pandemic record

Indiana reported more than 12,000 new COVID-19 cases Thursday, setting a pandemic record on the heels of an increase in new cases and hospitalizations.

The U.S. Department of Transportation will send $40 million to add lanes to I-65 in northcentral and southcentral Indiana.

Indiana Recieves $40 Million From U.S. Dept. Of Transportation For Parts of I-65

The U.S. Department of Transportation is set to send Indiana $40 million to add additional lanes to parts of both northbound and southbound Interstate 65.

The Senate Health and Provider Services Committee is poised to nix the proposed registry in favor of expanding an existing incident reporting system.

Senate considers bill to create standard training, abuse tracking for Indiana disability caregivers

Indiana representatives unanimously voted to pass House Bill 1342 last month to create a registry to track direct support professionals who help care for people with disabilities in their homes. That can include direct family members of those receiving care, who are often paid by the state for that work. But the Senate is set to make some changes to the bill.

Indiana lawmakers approved 252 bills in the 2023 session, the vast majority of which take effect July 1.

Indiana Supreme Court OKs near-total abortion ban, set to take effect soon

The Indiana Supreme Court ruled Friday that the state's near-total abortion ban does not violate the Indiana Constitution.

Most of the men in the Michiana R/C Yacht Club built their own boats using kits or patterns sold on the internet, but there are also boats available that require minimal assembly.

Fans of radio-controlled boats set sail on Indiana lakes

A relaxing day at the pond doesn’t always result in pulling a fish out of the water. For a small group of area enthusiasts, there’s nothing better than spending a breezy, warm day down at Pinhook Lagoon in South Bend or maybe Fidler Pond in Goshen testing their skills and the capabilities of their radio-controlled sailboats.

A lease agreement between the state and the Indiana Historical Society could be in jeopardy under the latest state budget draft.

State’s proposed budget could cost Indiana Historical Society its building

Provisions in the state’s draft budget could leave the Indiana Historical Society in a bind, possibly without a building.

Sixty-five percent of registered voters cast a ballot in Indiana's 2020 general election, the most since 1992.

Indiana Crosses 3 Million-Voter Mark For Record Turnout In 2020 General Election

More Hoosiers voted in the 2020 general election than in any election in state history, crossing the 3 million-voter mark for the first time.

Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis received a grant for nearly $1.2 million.

More Than $60 Million Going To Indiana Schools For Teacher Training, Remote Learning

The money is coming to K-12 schools, as well as colleges and universities, as grant awards made through the Governor's Emergency Education Relief fund.

Indiana Secretary of Education Katie Jenner hugs teacher Angela Fowler after Fowler was named a Milken Educator Award recipient at Grassy Creek Elementary School in Greenwood on Tuesday, Nov. 22, 2022.

This Indiana 4th grade teacher won a $25,000 national educator award

Angela Fowler of Grassy Creek Elementary School in Greenwood received the $25,000 Milken Educator Award.

The U.S. Department of Labor, awarded more than $200 million in training and career services grants to 20 organizations across the country – including one in Indiana.

U.S. Department of Labor awards $1 million+ grant to southeast Indiana workforce board

The Indiana Region 9 Workforce Board was awarded more than $1 million from the Senior Community Service Employment Program grant.

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