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The $5 million will be used for job training and a program offering free career certifications and high school equivalency degrees.
A Purdue University professor predicts higher production and lower demand will lead to lower gas prices this summer compared to last.
Construction has stopped on Elona Biotechnologies‘ planned facility near I-65 in Greenwood.
Governor Mike Pence says a partial owner in the project has ties to improvised explosive devices that have been used in Afghanistan.
Children are setting up lemonade stands Saturday in in Indianapolis, Elkhart, Fort Wayne, Lafayette and Bloomington.
Indiana added 6,800 private sector jobs in April, according to the monthly unemployment report.
The recommendation means new phone numbers would have a different area code, while existing numbers would keep the 812 code.
About 30 percent of Indiana corn crop was planted as of Monday, an agriculture report indicates.
Indiana law allows convenience, grocery and pharmacy stores to sell beer warm but not chilled.
The Supreme Court ruled that an Indiana farmer who used patented seed for more than one planting in violation of his licensing agreement is liable for damages.
Monsanto sued Indiana farmer Vernon Bowman for patent infringement in 2007. The Supreme Court ruled Monday that Bowman infringed on Monsanto's rights.
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