Indiana's unemployment fell to 3.2 percent in September But the news isn't all good. Other employment data struggled for the third month in a row.

Indianas unemployment rate improved in July for the second consecutive month.

The Indiana unemployment rate improved by 0.1 percentage points to 3.5% in June. Thats the first time its gone down since December 2017.

Indianas rate is the same as the national average, which also held steady last month. The states rate hasnt improved since 2017.

Two temporary layoffs at a local Chrysler transmission plant occurred during the time period the Bureau of Labor Statistics uses to calculate unemployment for the month.

Indiana's unemployment rate is now the same as the national rate, after the U.S. rate improved last month.

Indiana's unemployment rate worsened last month for the first time in nearly a year, and extended a streak of 15 consecutive months without improving.

The state's unemployment rate remained unchanged last month, at 3.6 percent. It hasn't improved since February; that's the longest stretch without a decline in about six years.

Indiana's latest employment numbers are largely positive after the Hoosier private sector added jobs last month.

Some key Indiana employment metrics continue to show positive signs for the Hoosier economy.