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Indiana’s unemployment rate for October fell to just 3 percent in November, the lowest it’s been in more than two decades. Another record level was set which complicates that rosy picture: job openings are at an all-time high.

IU faculty member Isak Nti Asare announced his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for Indiana’s 9th congressional district earlier this month. If elected, Nti Asare would be the first Black representative of the district.

IU will still require masks indoors regardless of vaccination status and it is not changing its testing procedures.

Indiana University will have a new provost and executive vice president, Rahul Shrivastav, starting Feb. 15.

A question about waivers means Bloomington’s annexation process could be decided by the courts. How businesses are finding creative ways to combat supply woes. And Indiana University’s role in aiding refugees at Camp Atterbury.

At a council meeting Wednesday, jail commander Sam Crowe said the deal would bring a registered nurse and two mental health professionals into the jail full time.

The initiative comes after The Fair Housing Center of Central Indiana alleged lending discrimination against Old National Bank.

National studies show mental health challenges have increased because of the coronavirus pandemic – and more so in college-age people.

The state’s largest health system—registered its highest in-patient census due to COVID-19 this week.

Substance use among teens decreased in 2021, according to data from a new national survey.