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Indiana's primary election is on May 7, 2024. What do you need on Election Day? Where can you find your ballot to research candidates ahead of time? Does your vote really matter?

The Indiana Department of Health is launching a public awareness campaign aimed at its top health priority - reducing the state's high rate of infant deaths.

Lawmakers in the Senate gave final approval on a bill Tuesday to make Indianas next schools chief an appointed one. Now the bill heads to Gov. Eric Holcombs desk for his signature.

Indiana has finished sending out all taxpayer refund payments to eligible Hoosiers.

A new look at Indiana Alzheimer's numbers shows in 2015 at least 2,513 Hoosiers died from the disease, a 14 percent increase from the previous year. The report also estimates Indiana Medicaid spending will top $980 million.

The Indiana Department of Homeland Security is warning about scam artists operating in the wake of the state's recent heavy storms and advises how to avoid getting ripped off.

Coal production is up almost 2 percent from the same time last year and about 15 percent from 2016.

The state's private sector added about 8,500 jobs in June, the third consecutive month of increases.

Michele Gay’s daughter, Josephine Grace, was one of the 20 children killed at Sandy Hook. Gay went on to co-found Safe and Sound Schools. It’s a school safety nonprofit that has provided training to law enforcement officers, educators and others in Indiana. WFYI’s Lee V. Gaines spoke with Gay about her reaction to the school shooting in Uvalde, and what schools can do to keep students safe.

Indiana sent more than a dozen soldiers, three flight crews and mechanics, along with two Black Hawk helicopters Sept 29, the day after Hurricane Ian slammed into the southwest Florida coast. They were sent home Sept. 30.