Economists predict tough future for Hoosiers kicked off federal unemployment benefits
As the federal program ended in September, Hoosiers are facing a sluggish economy and another COVID-19 surge.
Binghui Huang, Indianapolis Star
Ivy Tech nursing student among 234 who want religious exemption to vaccine mandate
Vaccine mandates are testing the resolve of the many Hoosiers who have refused to get shots to combat COVID-19.
Lilly accused of discriminating against older adults, favoring young, attractive people
Two applicants who applied to work at the pharmaceutical giant Eli Lilly and Co., said they didn’t get the hired because of age discrimination.
Some may scoff, but Instagrammable spaces boost these Indianapolis businesses
It’s no longer enough for businesses to be a place where people want to be. They’ve got to be a place where people want to be seen.
$15 is becoming the new starting hourly wage in Indiana
With workers hard to come by this summer, many Indiana businesses are paying $15 an hour to lure employees.
What we learned after reviewing COVID safety plans in Marion County
What we learned about the health plans submitted to the Marion County Health Department in response to COVID-19 concerns.
Eli Lilly to require COVID vaccine for employees. Here’s where other big employers stand.
Eli Lilly to require vaccinations for all employees
How FedEx workers are coping months after the mass shooting that left 8 dead
Since the Indianapolis shooting, FedEx has upgrade its security but many of its employees are still recovering from the physical and emotional trauma.
Selling your home for cash may sound quick and easy, but scams riddle the industry
When selling your Indiana home, cash buyers offer expediency — but it comes with a price. Here’s what to know.
Health officials: Masks prevent COVID-19 transmission. Vaccines prevent deaths.
Hoosier should wear masks indoors and get tested for COVID-19 if exposed to infected people, regardless of vaccinations status, state officials said.