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Industry experts, business leaders and federal government representatives came together Wednesday to discuss impacts trade policies are having on Indiana companies.

Indiana is one of five states without a hate crimes law on the books.

The Terre Haute campus is largely tobacco free under a policy that took effect in 2009, although the school has some designated outdoor smoking areas and it allows people to smoke in private vehicles.

Indiana child care providers say low wages and poor working conditions drive them from the field. So what does that mean for the economy?

The number of COVID-19 tests available in Indiana is steadily increasing, according to state health officials, but testing services remain limited to select groups of people.

Indiana University Health said Thursday that it will hold prices flat for the next four years for all commercial payers -- the insurance companies that offer health plans, chiefly through employers.

A new movement is underway to make Indiana more dementia friendly through better awareness and understanding of the disease.

Indiana's legislative session begins on Jan. 4. Between COVID-19, redrawing legislative districts and setting the state's two-year budget, lawmakers will be tackling a lot in the next few months.

The COVID-19 delta variant accounts for more than 80 percent of sampled positive cases in Indiana. State health officials have pointed to the variant as the main driver of Indiana’s recent climb in new cases and hospitalizations.

Indiana students’ math and reading scores on “the nation’s report card” declined from pre-pandemic results, with the state’s average math scores declining the most.