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The delta variant of COVID-19 is now detected in the Hoosier state.

Indiana health officials report 97 cases of the variant as of Saturday.

The variant cases were found when the state

You’re not going to get paid for getting your coronavirus shot in Indiana.

Governor Eric Holcomb says he doesn’t like the idea of a vaccine lottery.

Ohio, Kentucky, and

Illinois Governor J-B Pritzker is announcing a new COVID-19 vaccination lottery with 10 million dollars in prizes.

The lottery is called “All in The for The Win.”

Pritzker says it

Food banks across Indiana are prepping to make good use of a million dollars in funding over the next fiscal year – money that starts rolling in in mid-July.

The Legislature upped the

There is no word on when a judge will decide on the political and constitutional spat between the state legislature, Governor Holcomb, and Indiana’s attorney general.

A-G Todd Rokita

There is now a lawsuit over Governor Holcomb’s decision to remove Indiana from the enhanced federal unemployment program.

Indiana Legal Services, which provides free legal help across

The Ivy Tech State Board of Trustees recently approved a new tuition model for the Community College.

The new approach, called Ivy-Plus, transforms the tuition structure by including the

Indiana Senator Mike Braun is supporting efforts to help people struggling with ALS.

Braun is putting pressure on the U.S. Food and Drug Administration to develop and approve treatments for

Police departments in Indiana are not going to be able to routinely take people’s stuff in drug busts.

The Indiana Supreme Court this ruled this week that police went too far in

It is the first of what could turn out to be many protests over IU’s vaccine requirement.

Students, parents, and university employees gathered on the campus in Bloomington Thursday to