State leaders are looking to employers to help make childcare affordable.

The Brown County event attracted visitors from outside the area for music, drinks and family-friendly activities.

Go to court, tell the judge about your situation and make a plan for if you are evicted.

Fall Creek Friends Meeting House hosting free event Sunday explaining the congregation's role in helping slaves find freedom

As pushback grows, other community leaders say they fully support license plate readers.

Justices say USPS can’t implement last-minute changes to mailed ballots

$17M approved so far for individual assistance, but many applications still not processed

Check large venues and local libraries for dedicated spaces for lactating parents.

County workers say Commissioner Chuck Poling scared, threatened and spied on them.

Six people who identify as non-binary, bisexual, gay, transgender and straight are seeking voters’ support in township races this November.

Local planners OK’d three concentrated hog operations despite quality-of-life concerns from people living nearby.

Most say a restriction on buying soda and candy hasn’t changed their diets.

‘Future is For Everyone Fund’ is for communities with Meta data centers.

Recent study reveals large gaps in eligible families receiving benefits.

Floodwaters may contain contaminants ranging from pesticides to E. coli, so veggies may not be safe to eat.

Muscatatuck River depth highest in at least 15 years but flooding was kept at bay.

Governor warns individual assistance isn’t offered “very often,” but pledges state financial aid if federal dollars are denied.

How to find shelters, report damage and return home.

Clark and Floyd counties work toward building a homeless shelter as bulldozers threaten a camp off I-65 in where dozens of people live.

Dozens in wooded camp notified by county to pack up belongings and leave property

But smaller companies are struggling to get their share of the $3.3B Indiana businesses paid.

Bloomington balances “the needs of our unhoused neighbors with public safety”

State makes a dent in environmental hazard with $300K for tire recycling.

Residents from Haiti can no longer legally live or work in U.S. after Temporary Protected Status ends.