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Justin Hicks/Indiana schools are seeing a surge in the number of students taking career and technical education courses this school year. Nearly 225,000 students... -
The skyrocketing cost and limited supply of fertilizer, combined with increases in other input costs continues to concern farmers according to the...
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A central Indiana company is investing millions of dollars to redevelop and bring new life to part of northwest Indianapolis known for its international... -
The federal government has awarded Indiana nearly $5.6 million in state tourism grant allocations . The money is supposed to help renew leisure,...
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Several local governments in Indiana have passed resolutions to formally show support for the Protecting the Right to Organize Act. It’s a pro-union...
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Indiana economists forecast that shortages in the supply chain and workforce will continue in 2022. The annual Indiana University Kelley School of...
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An Indiana court said this week the state did have the authority to end federal unemployment benefits before an end date set by Congress. But it’s too…
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Hoosier businesses are back to dealing with the issues that were top of mind prior to the COVID-19 pandemic. The annual Indiana Chamber of Commerce survey…
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Employers are waiting for details on President Joe Biden’s promised rule making employers with more than 100 workers require vaccinations or testing.…
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Stellantis, formerly known as Fiat Chrysler Automobiles (FCA), will be investing more than $200 million to retool three plants in Kokomo as a part of the…
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Lawmakers are discussing ways to make it easier for those with out-of-state professional licenses to transfer credentials into Indiana. A summer study…
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The Indiana Governor’s Workforce Cabinet is sharing student contact information, on a voluntary basis, with companies looking to hire. The Career and…
