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For the third time in as many weeks, Senate Republicans on Wednesday successfully filibustered a bill to continue providing unemployment checks to millions of

Thousands of Hoosiers are desperately awaiting an extension on unemployment benefits. They say Democrats and Republicans are playing with their lives while the

Congressmen Pence and Carson discuss the opposing views on unemployment extensions.

Arcadia Health Care will announce Thursday that it will create 930 new jobs as part of a plan to expand its national headquarters and pharmacy operations in

A three-hour job fair in downtown Indianapolis drew potential job candidates from all over the area. The sponsor of Wednesday's event is a national company

Prominent Democrats and Republicans in central Indiana are speaking out as the House approved the Health Care Reform bill this evening.

Cummins Inc. will lay off 194 Columbus MidRange Engine Plant workers after Friday because Chrysler has completed its production ramp up for the 2010 Ram pickup

State lawmakers took action Wednesday afternoon to create more jobs. The Indiana House passed a pair of bills aimed at putting people back to work. One repeals

The state unemployment fund is bankrupt and state lawmakers are locked in a debate over what to do next. Indiana has already borrowed $1.6 billion from the

Downtown Indianapolis is expected to be very busy come Super Bowl time. Dozens of bars and restaurants are anticipating huge crowds this Sunday.

Some Carmel City Council members are at odds over a half million dollar payment given to the Performing Arts Foundation. The Arts Foundation is the not for

The Franklin Township Community School Corporation needs to cut its budget by more than $8 million. School Board members met Monday night to vote on a number

Statewide, a gallon of regular unleaded was at an average of $2.76 Monday and consumers said they've started to feel the pinch.

When Ed Neufeldt introduced Barack Obama at a speech in Elkhart County in February, the new president promised the laid off RV worker would find a job.