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Starting Thursday, Hoosiers 5 and older can register for appointments to receive a COVID-19 vaccine. Wednesday's announcement from the Indiana Department of Health follows federal approval.

The U.S. Supreme Court will decide whether or not certain wetlands should be considered Waters of the United States and protected by the federal government.

To meet federal renewable energy goals, the U.S. will have to build a lot more of these lines to get that electricity where it needs to go.

According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, over the last seven days, Indiana's new cases per 100,000 residents puts it third worst in the country behind only North Dakota and Rhode Island.

The former leader of the Indiana School for the Deaf said budget cuts risk students' safety and the school's ability to function.

Employers across Indiana want to provide on-the-job training opportunities for student and adult learners. However, a new report shows many employers said barriers prevent them from hosting programs like apprenticeships, internships and other training.

The Indiana Farm Bureau this week announced a new, streamlined process for farmers to get kill or "take" permits for black vultures that have been preying on livestock.

State, county and local governments are preparing for the worst of a winter storm system as it moves through Indiana. The wide variety of weather conditions across the state complicates how governments respond.

The Midwest Alliance for Clean Hydrogen — also known as Mach H2 — is one of seven hydrogen hubs to receive funding from the federal government. These regional hubs are multistate groups made up of industries and researchers that will pool resources to make hydrogen energy on a large scale — including some projects in Indiana.

A law signed by Indiana Gov. Eric Holcomb in March prohibits anyone but the state from bringing civil action against the firearms industry.