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The city released the housing needs and development strategies study this week. Projected growth models indicate the city will need 2,500 additional housing units over the next decade.

Community Hospital North in Indianapolis recently launched a midwifery department. Midwives are nurses that specifically work with women throughout their entire pregnancy.

Nuclear weapons have given Hollywood a host of dramatic plot possibilities, from the threat of nuclear war to wholesale destruction to over-the-top fireworks.

The recent Ag Economy Barometer survey showed farmers feel good about their situation at the moment.

Residents in the USS Lead Superfund site in East Chicago are worried that flooding could have recontaminated their homes with arsenic and lead, while the EPA is ready to call the soil at several properties clean.

Hundreds of thousands of Hoosiers lost their jobs and income by no fault of their own due to the pandemic. For many, an extra $600 unemployment benefit helped them stay afloat. Then it expired.

Health Commissioner Dr. Kris Box said the hotline is one of a number of tools the state is using to help schools reopen, including a school nurse coordinator who’s been doing weekly webinars.

The governor’s general counsel Joe Heerens said the goal of the arbitration program is to settle eviction lawsuits and prevent massive backlogs in the courts.

A Kelley School of Business student launched a petition to persuade Indiana University to reduce the tuition rate after many classes moved online during the coronavirus pandemic.

A federal judge dealt another legal blow to the owner of a Wildlife refuge in southern Indiana.