Indiana has a mix of treatment options for people in addiction recovery and the state has been working to increase the options.

Eleven percent of Hoosiers have diabetes, and an estimated one in three Hoosiers are pre-diabetic.

The Family and Social Services Administration announced the recipients of more than $1.5 million in grant money this week, for expanding the capacity of early learning across the state.

Open Beds is a partnership between FSSA and Indiana 2-1-1 to connect those in need of addiction treatment with local resources.

A 1-year-old boy was hospitalized Monday after suffering a scratched, swollen and bloodied face in an attack at the day care.

On this year's State of Preschool report from The National Institute for Early Education Research, Indiana ranked second to last for state funded pre-K access for four year olds.

Open Beds, the state's Family and Social Services Administration and Indiana 2-1-1 have teamed on a new online platform.

This week the Indiana FSSA announced projects to expand opioid treatment in the state.

The state hopes grant money set aside by lawmakers in the 2017 legislative session will help expand access to and the quality of preschool programs.

The state will use money from the Children's Health Insurance Program.