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Previously unreleased data pulled by the Commission for Higher Education confirm conservative student sentiment is lower, but studies show Indiana ranks higher nationwide for tolerance of conservative speech on campus.

In communities like Bloomington — which already have tight restrictions on development — Indiana Business Research Center's Phil Powell said environmental regulations can have more of an effect than they might in other parts of the state.

Legislation intended to help families of students with disabilities navigate disputes over special education services with Indiana school districts appears to have failed in the General Assembly.

The USDA is forecasting a 25-percent decline in farm revenue in 2024 — this comes from higher costs, lower prices and reduced government aid. Some farms are proceeding with caution.

Three candidates seeking to fill a vacant seat on the Bloomington City Council took questions from precinct committee members at a Democratic Party forum over the weekend.

Indiana Public Broadcasting spoke with transgender Hoosiers in their 50s, 60s and 70s about growing up and living in Indiana during a period of social transition.

Former President Trump continues to receive the backing of many, despite the numerous lawsuits and indictments he’s facing. Fewer than 1 percent of the state’s population is transgender, but finding acceptance in a right-leaning state hasn’t been easy. And a study group has presented Indiana University with a plan for the future of the Kinsey Institute.

FSSA is shifting legally responsible individuals (LRIs) from the attendant care program to the Structured Family Caregiving, which pays per day rather than hourly.

The IDOH said the disease is rare because of the availability of the measles, mumps and rubella, or MMR, vaccine. Vaccination rates peaked in 2020, but have steadily declined since.

Sen. Stacey Donato (R-Logansport) is the author of Senate Bill 50. She said it could help with the statewide school counselor shortage.