WalletHub Study Ranks Indiana 6th Worst State To Find A Job
In a recent study conducted by WalletHub, Indiana was ranked as the sixth worst state to find a job.
Read MoreIn a recent study conducted by WalletHub, Indiana was ranked as the sixth worst state to find a job.
Read MoreMuseum passes, concert tickets, coworking spaces and thousands of dollars in cash are enticing hundreds of families to relocate to Indiana — and even more are expected to make the move as a growing incentive program continues to expand.
Read MoreIndiana’s legal community is raising alarms about a statewide shortage of attorneys that has already led to barren courtrooms leaving hundreds of Hoosiers unrepresented.
Read MoreIndiana is part of a new program created to help young people access early college credits, apprenticeships and certification programs.
Read MoreIndiana abortion clinics and hospitals performed fewer than 2,000 abortions from April through June — the lowest since 2019 — according to a new quarterly report.
Read MoreU.S. Rep. Victoria Spartz of Indiana threatened on Monday, Oct. 2 to resign from Congress if no debt commission is passed this year.
Read MoreDays and hours are ticking down and state tourist estimates might be ticking up as a total solar eclipse approaches in six months.
Read MoreIndiana’s unemployment rate in August stands at 3.4%, according to the Indiana Department of Workforce Development.
Read MoreAs a new school year has gotten underway, SmartAsset has released its ninth annual Best Value Colleges study, which includes a look at institutions in the Hoosier state.
Read MoreMillions of customers could be affected by a data breach that targeted Nevada-based Caesars Entertainment, which owns several casinos in Indiana.
Read MoreAround 800 union Indiana truckers are left unemployed after Yellow Corp.’s unexpected closure.
Read MoreIt has been one month since Indiana announced food banks across the state will share $2 million in state funds, and those food banks say it cannot come soon enough.
Read MoreDuring summer, a new law went into effect that will allow Indiana cities to establish designated outdoor refreshment areas.
Read MoreThe Indiana State Prison in Michigan City is expected to close in a few years.
Read MoreSome smaller Indiana cities and towns are lagging when it comes to growth and development of amenities that larger cities have, but they need funding.
Read MoreTeleverde, a Phoenix-based business solutions company, has recently announced the launch of a new call center in the Indiana Women’s Prison, a maximum-security facility in Indianapolis.
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