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Indiana sent counties enough PPE to ensure every poll worker has equipment. But many polling places aren’t requiring voters to have a mask and at least one clerk refuses to require their employees to mask up.

Former union president Chuck Jones remembers when he got the call in February 2016 telling him Carrier planned to close the plant and move the jobs to Mexico. He said he didn’t believe it at first.

The Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department has agreed not to use tear gas and other “riot control agents” during peaceful protests to settle a lawsuit with the American Civil Liberties Union of Indiana.

The UDO suggests that student housing buildings can be as high as six stories and should be located away from downtown, but still near IU’s campus.

More than 560,000 Hoosiers requested mail-in ballots for the November election – a record for Indiana. And more than 460,000 of those ballots were returned.

The U.S. government has agreed to purchase 300,000 doses of Eli Lilly’s COVID-19 antibody treatment. It plans to pay $375 million for the vials of the drug.

Indiana confirmed 3,649 new positive cases — more than three times the average number reported at the end of September — and 33 new deaths.

Big money has been pouring in for a closing days rush to protect the legislative seat for one of the top Republicans in the Indiana Statehouse.

In Indiana, domestic violence calls and domestic violence deaths are on the rise. Advocates say the increase is directly related to coronavirus.

A region encompassing Evansville and nearby Gibson County was designated a 21st Century Talent Region by the state Wednesday