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Tens of thousands of Hoosiers have nearly $7 billion invested for post-high school education as Indiana’s CollegeChoice 529 program marks 25 years since its creation.

Until the wildfires are under control, it might be best for Hoosiers to check the air quality before they go out and keep an N95 mask handy.

More than 19,000 eligible Indiana borrowers will have part or all of their student loans discharges following federal action taken last week by the Biden administration.

State leaders officially cut the ribbon at the swine barn at the Indiana State Fairgrounds Thursday after a multi-year, $50 million overhaul.

Officially becoming a candidate for governor in Indiana is relatively easy. Getting onto the ballot, however, is a much higher bar.

A literacy instructor says in order to better support Indiana's youngest students, teachers need to be equipped with the proper reading instruction.

Indianapolis is one of just a handful of locations across the country – and the world – that will show a unique 70-millimeter version of the film “Oppenheimer” starting this week.

Indiana's unemployment rate was just above 3.2 percent in June, new federal estimates show. The unemployment rate has hovered between 3 percent and 3.2 percent since late 2022 and has been accompanied by record-high total employment. There are a few important limitations in the state and local labor market data the federal Bureau of Labor Statistics releases every month.

A public restroom that served as an amenity for people experiencing homelessness in downtown Indianapolis has been temporarily closed.

A conservative group is running radio ads across Indiana this week urging Hoosiers to reject Governor Mike Pence's proposed healthcare expansion plan known as HIP 2.0.