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Indiana is one of two states that doesn’t allow DACA recipients access to in-state college tuition. Eli Lilly wants to bridge that gap for the state’s immigrant population.

The federal Inflation Reduction Act could help Indiana utilities and other businesses to adopt renewable energy like solar but whether it will encourage Indiana residents to do the same is unclear.

Indiana K-12 teachers, school staff and child care workers can get the COVID-19 vaccine at any site in the state, starting Monday.

Branches will resume regularly scheduled business hours on Saturday.

A committee of state lawmakers unanimously agreed on seven recommendations to address Indianas high health care costs. The final report by the Health Care Cost Oversight Task Force covers a wide range of policy topics, but the recommendations focus on increased transparency across the health care industry.

Career Ready Indiana will act as a link between businesses, schools and students looking to establish or boost internship and so-called "work-and-learn experiences."

The State Department of Health is spending the next year reaching out to new and expectant mothers in an effort to curb the state's infant mortality rate, through a public awareness campaign called Labor of Love.

The state's monthly report also shows the unemployment rate dropped from 4.9 percent in June to 4.7 percent in July. That's down a little more than 1 percent from this same time last year.

Poison hemlock has been in the state for years. Now the deadly invasive plant is moving into more urban areas.

President Obama Friday visited Ivy Tech's Indianapolis campus where he advanced a theme of bipartisanship laid out in his State of the Union Address. The president said his relationships with some Indiana Republicans up as proof that bipartisanship works.