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An annual study by the Indiana Criminal Justice Institute and Indiana University Public Policy Institute found there are more fatal car crashes involving drugged drivers than drunk drivers in Indiana.

A coalition of nearly 200 business, education and government leaders, is developing a new professional education and training pathway for high school students.

The Indiana Department of Transportation and the communities along the line's route have agreed to run the train service through the end of January. The previous contract was set to expire in October and was only considered a temporary fix after Congressional funding for the line was not renewed.

The Indiana House easily approved legislation repealing the state's common construction wage, and the bill's support in the Senate looks strong. Pushing the issue to summer study committee could be opponents' best hope.

Full funding for all three winners of Indiana's Regional Cities Initiative is in jeopardy after Speaker Brian Bosma said Thursday a bill to provide those dollars is stalled in the House.

Republican legislative leaders say they want to help turn the tide against the backlash that's erupted over Indiana's so-called religious freedom bill. They say that will involve making it clear the law does not allow discrimination.

Long-time Angie's List CEO Bill Oesterle will step down to pursue other interests, including becoming more civically involved in the consumer review site's home state of Indiana, the company announced Wednesday.

Indiana Workforce Development Commissioner Fred Payne says help is coming for the self-employed and independent contractors.

Early Learning Indiana has launched the Come Back Stronger Fund with the support of a $15.7 grant from Lilly Endowment Inc.

The new initiative aims to teach Indiana employers how to help workers who may struggle with addiction. The effort is a partnership between the state, the Indiana Chamber and the Wellness Council.