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Summers in Indiana are going to get hotter. And those high heat days are especially dangerous for farm workers and other people who work outside. But right now, there are few laws to protect farm workers from extreme heat.

Both in Indiana and nationally, Black infants and pregnant people continue to die at the highest rate. A community organization is expanding a program to Indiana meant to address those significant health disparities.

The Indiana Commission on Improving the Status of Children Wednesday adopted a recommendation that the state create a Levels of Care certification program for all Indiana birthing hospitals.

After a judge temporarily blocked Indiana’s near-total abortion ban last week, some clinics that provide abortions have resumed services.

A criminal record can limit access to housing long after a sentence ends. This guide points to where to find help.

Indiana released its initial plan to reduce greenhouse gas emissions with the help of a federal grant.

Luke Britt, Indiana’s longest serving public access counselor, is stepping down after 12 years in the role following changes to his office by state lawmakers in 2024.

The city has hired a second contractor to finish the project.

A doctor from Indiana is one of two Americans stricken as the largest Ebola outbreak in history continues to grow. There have been more than 1,200 cases reported. And the virus has likely spread to Africa's most populous city, Lagos.

The Family and Social Services Administration has added another round of its employer-sponsored child care grants. The $25 million child care fund uses a part of the state's unused COVID-19 relief money from the pandemic.