State officials are taking steps that could lead to a declaration of disaster emergency to address the eroding Lake Michigan shoreline.
Holcomb signs executive order to address eroding Lake Michigan shoreline Read More »
Recent college graduates interested in learning more about Indiana state government or seeking information about pursuing a career in the public sector have a unique opportunity through Gov. Eric Holcomb’s Fellowship program.
Deadline Feb. 28 for Indiana Governor’s Fellowship program Read More »
The Indiana Department of Workforce Development said in its review of state unemployment data for the past year said Indiana employment peaked in June with 2,750,700 Hoosiers working in the private sector.
Construction, education, health services lead Indiana job gains in 2019 Read More »
Higher than expected monthly collections from sales and use, corporate and gaming taxes translated to more revenue for the state of Indiana.
Indiana state revenues running ahead of projections Read More »
Students at Michigan City High School seeking a career in advanced manufacturing can graduate as a Certified Production Technician with industry credentials and work experience now that the school is certified as a State Earn and Learn (SEAL) program.
New Gary Mayor Jerome Prince was appointed by Gov. Eric Holcomb to the Northern Indiana Commuter Transportation District Board of Directors.
New Gary mayor appointed to Northern Indiana Commuter Transportation District board Read More »
Bob Grennes was named commissioner of the Indiana Department of Revenue by Gov. Eric Holcomb.
Holcomb names new commissioner of Indiana Department of Revenue Read More »
The Northwestern Indiana Regional Planning Commission recently elected new officers and named new executive board members.
NIRPC elects new officers and executive board members Read More »
More than 10,000 Hoosiers have completed a high-demand certificate program through Indiana’s Next Level Jobs Workforce Ready Grant, which provides tuition-free certificates in five of the state’s most high-demand professions.
The state of Indiana has submitted proposed guidelines to the U.S. Department of Agriculture for the legal production of hemp.
