Charlestown wildlife nonprofit sued by AG Hill
A months-long investigation has resulted in Indiana Attorney General Curtis Hill taking legal action against Charlestown-based Wildlife in Need.
Goodwill helps Hoosier adults get high school diplomas for free
There are six centers in Marion County and 15 across the state.
Mother accused of throwing gas on children, threatening to burn them
At least eight kids were inside, ages 8-23 years old.
Digital convenience delivery service expands in Indiana
Philadelphia-based delivery company, GoBrands Inc., is expanding its Indiana footprint to help you fulfill that late-night need for a snack, diapers, or even pet food.
Monumental Marathon breaks participation record just days before race
The CNO Financial Indianapolis Monumental Marathon has the most participants in the city's history of 19,000 runners this year.
Indiana hemp growers get federal guidance; Indiana writing state rules
The U.S. Department of Agriculture released the proposed federal regulations Thursday, which launches a 60-day comment period.
Construction jobs show growth in Indiana
The state agency says that growth makes it one of the strongest performing employment sectors in the state during that period.
New ag-focused strategy aims to attract business
The state of Indiana is offering a new strategy to help rural areas attract economic development to their communities: agriculture. And while agribusiness and farming are not new business concepts, they are often overlooked as being an asset.
Indiana company survey: 49% left positions unfilled
Finding skilled workers is such a problem in Indiana, many companies are choosing to leave jobs unfilled. That’s one of the findings of the 12th annual employer workforce survey from the Indiana Chamber of Commerce and its Institute for Workforce Excellence.
Indianapolis shops for ideas to revitalize Castleton area
An online survey and public meetings have been seeking input.