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Indiana Black Expo: Fun Pays Off Later In African-American Health Initiatives

Visitors will be able to attend what organizers call the world's largest minority health fair free of charge.

Indiana Receives Multi-Million Dollar Federal Grant To Improve Student Mental Health

The goal is to build up community-based services and programming to support students' wellbeing.

Indiana Secretary of State Holli Sullivan demonstrates how "voter verifiable paper audit trails" work with electronic voting machines.

Indiana to finally provide counties money to add paper backups to all electronic voting machines

Indiana counties that use electronic voting machines are finally getting enough money from the state to equip all those machines with paper backup systems.

Indiana Democratic U.S. Senate candidate Dr. Valerie McCray, left, and Libertarian candidate Andrew Horning, center, met for a debate moderated by Laura Merrifield Wilson, University of Indianapolis associate professor of political science. on Tuesday, Oct. 29, 2024.

Two of three Indiana U.S. Senate candidates meet in debate focused on policy proposals

The lone debate in Indiana's 2024 U.S. Senate race was a sedate exchange between just two of the three candidates, as Republican Jim Banks declined to participate.

Indiana ranks 27th overall in the 2023 edition of AARP's Long-Term Services & Supports State Scorecard. That's up from 41st in the last edition, released in 2020.

Indiana improves more than most states in newest AARP scorecard on long-term care

Indiana is one of the most improved states on AARPs scorecard measuring long-term care for older people and those with disabilities.

12 Indiana Schools Receive Blue Ribbon Honors From U.S. Department of Education

All the Indiana schools were recognized in the Exemplary High Performing Schools category, for being among the states highest performing schools as measured by state assessments or nationally normed tests.

Fischer Farms products can be found in stores all around the state including Bloomington, Indianapolis, South Bend and more.

Indiana farm to become first in the nation to adopt new beef standard

The farm, owned and operated by Joseph Fischer and family for six generations, decided in 2004 to switch from conventional beef production to a process requiring fewer antibiotics.

Eli Lilly CEO Dave Ricks announced the company's additional $4.5 billion investment in the central Indiana LEAP District at a press conference on Oct. 2, 2024. In the foreground are a panel of company and government officials, including U.S. Sen. Todd Young (R-Ind.).

Eli Lilly announces additional $4.5 billion investment into central Indiana LEAP District

Eli Lilly announced Wednesday it will invest another $4.5 billion into a new facility at the state’s controversial LEAP District in central Indiana.

Each report uses the previous month’s preliminary employment data from the federal Bureau of Labor Statistics, such as the unemployment and labor force participation rates. And even though much of the data in the reports are estimates, they’re often the best available numbers.

What does Indiana's monthly employment report measure? Here's what you should know

Each month, the Indiana Department of Workforce Development releases a report with the latest state and local labor market data.

It’s hard to compare Indiana’s cases and testing from March to November – it’s not an apples to apples comparison because of the nationwide struggles to expand testing capacity.

Indiana Adds More Than 100,000 New COVID-19 Cases In 17 Days

Indiana has crossed 300,000 positive COVID-19 cases. Monday's newly reported cases were the fewest in nearly a week -- though the state has reported more than 5,000 cases every day since Nov. 10.

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