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Programs to help small businesses and improve equitable food access will receive a boost in Indianapolis.

The $25 million grant is part of the Rebuilding America's Infrastructure with Sustainability and Equity, or RAISE, program.

Indiana lawmakers appear poised to put significant money into another round of economic development projects.

Indiana is cleared to go “from planning to action” in connecting Hoosiers with affordable high-speed internet under a federal program.

The city of Indianapolis will receive $9.9 million in record federal funding to address homelessness, a large increase from previous years.

Ivy Tech Community College is making online job training modules free for 10,000 Hoosiers. Its aimed at helping workers who have been furloughed or laid off permanently get skills before heading back into the workforce.

Traditional public school corporations, public charter schools, accredited non-public schools, higher education institutions and other education-related entities are eligible to apply for the funding.

The Education Law Center, and Southern Poverty Law Center will combine resources for litigation, advocacy, and research efforts focused on voucher programs across the U.S., including Indiana.

The money will benefit two existing initiatives run by the city and its nonprofit partners at the Julian Shelter and the Domestic Violence Network.

Indianapolis will submit its preliminary bid to the NFL next month to host the 2018 Super Bowl. Cleveland Browns owner Jimmy Haslam says the way the city hosted the game in 2012 positions it well.