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Indiana elementary school first in state to test out four-day school week
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FAFSA delayed again: Federal financial aid app to roll out gradually for 2025 college hopefuls
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Indiana’s Pregnancy Promise Program receives three-year, nearly $3 million federal grant
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Federal task force makes new social media recommendations to address youth mental health crisis
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New program connects Indiana DCS workers with peer mental health support
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Providers, patients work to navigate access to care in near-total abortion ban’s first year
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Data will need time to reflect Indiana’s near-total abortion ban effects, expert says
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Low wages, child care availability push women out of Indiana’s workforce, Ball State study says
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Indiana falls short of FAFSA goal, but holds stable on completions despite rollout woes
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Nearly 13,000 Hoosiers wait for Medicaid waiver services. FSSA plans to process about 900 per month
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Expert: SCOTUS decision on Tennessee gender-affirming care ban may ripple beyond trans youth
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With federal pregnant worker protections in place, Indiana groups work to raise awareness
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More than $200 million in medical debt erased by Indiana community organizations
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Kids Count report shows small gains, concerning dips in student achievement
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Southern Baptists oppose IVF procedure at Indianapolis convention
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National report: 41 percent of Hoosier students have adverse childhood experiences, hinder learning
For some Indiana students, virtual school options provide greater flexibility, autonomy
Medicaid officials outline forecasting changes, update lawmakers on waitlist progress
‘It’s not easy’: Kinship caregivers have local support classes option
FSSA launches Medicaid waiver waitlist dashboard, lawmakers want more information from the agency
