Indiana to receive $32.9 million in first round of CHIPS and Science Act funding
Technology
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Indiana to receive $32.9 million in first round of CHIPS and Science Act funding
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Expert: Indiana strong competitor for Subaru EV plant, could do more to entice workers
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Does Indiana need natural gas ‘peaker’ plants?
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‘We’ve never done this’: Indiana UAW workers prepare for ‘targeted’ strike strategy
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Indiana leads the country in 988 crisis hotline calls answered in-state
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Purdue Polytechnic to open third Indy charter high school
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AI provides new tools and challenges for educators and students alike
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Data breach exposes private health information of more than 200,000 Medicaid clients in Indiana
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Indiana joins growing number of Midwest states hosting USGS collaborative research units
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State alliance talks expectations for utility companies in electric vehicle charging equity
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Data breach exposes personal information of more than 700,000 Medicaid clients in Indiana
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Report: Indiana steel, aluminum makers could lose auto businesses if they don’t get greener
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Indiana didn’t add as much utility-scale solar last year, likely due to delays
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Why it’s hard to forecast wildfire smoke
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Purdue researchers create breathable ‘breakthrough’ wearable sensor material
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Long power outages raise questions about infrastructure resilience in Indiana
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Indiana awarded $868 million in federal funding to expand broadband access
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Artificial Intelligence and agriculture: a surprising combination
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Muncie Schools eliminates most e-learning days in favor of traditional snow days
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St. Joseph County officially lands $3.5 billion General Motors EV plant