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The partnership hopes to “future proof” interstate commerce, grow jobs related to the electric vehicle industry, and improve public health.

Commissioners worried about stormwater drainage, despite plans to install drainage basins in the neighborhood.

Chicken, yogurt, and whole grains are some of the items schools are struggling to find as large food suppliers continue lagging behind because of positions that continue to go unfilled.

Four are from the Sanitation Division in the Department of Public Works; the tests resulted in recycling delays.

The U.S. Forest Service is evaluating several patches of land within the Hoosier National Forest, to determine whether some of the trees need to be replaced.

The state has confirmed 845 breakthrough hospitalizations, up from 735 last Thursday, and 640 two weeks ago. On September 9, breakthrough cases were at 523.

Indiana's high rate of people who have resisted getting vaccinated for COVID-19 has the state's top health official worried that this distrust will bleed into getting vaccinated for other diseases, including the flu.

Hoosiers should expect a change in their food stamp benefits as October begins – with most getting an increase.

The EPA said Wednesday that surface water samples were taken near the outfall at the U.S. Steel Midwest plant in Portage.

The Senate is poised to approve legislation Thursday that would keep the federal government running into early December.