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The initiative, which is being hosted by the Arts Council of Indianapolis, will employ central Indiana artists who have lost significant income during the pandemic due to event cancellations and venue closures.

Some families have called for the state to cancel standardized testing, while officials say learning loss due to remote schooling makes the tests more important than ever.

Tense exchanges between Holcomb administration officials and lawmakers. The Indiana Black Legislative Caucus touts progress. And solving jail overcrowding. Here’s what you might have missed this week at the Statehouse.

Roberta Shelton was 69 and her friends all knew her as Birdie. She was known for her kind heart that led her to organize and conduct fund-raising efforts for people in need.

Housing support and taking vehicles home are among the incentives being offered to prospective Bloomington police officers.

The Bureau usually gets about $175,000 every quarter from the innkeeper’s tax but Ellis says they don’t expect to get money this year until June or later.

Some Hoosiers who get federal assistance with their electric and gas bills may face shutoffs after this week. The state moratorium on winter utility disconnections ends on Monday, March 15.

Local health officials reiterated that it does not matter which dose of the vaccine people receive because they have all been proven to be safe and effective.

Assembly Hall will host the opening and first rounds of the NCAA Tournament March 18-20.

The Indiana baseball team’s home opener was postponed today, shortly before the first pitch, because Hoosier head coach Jeff Mercer tested positive for COVID-19.