A small group of public and private Indiana colleges say they'll waive fees and evaluate credits earned by former ITT Tech students to help them finish degrees or transfer to another program.

Thousands of low-income Indiana high school students who are eligible for a lucrative college scholarship are in danger of losing out on four years of paid tuition if they don't meet a host of new requirements.

Eighty percent of all RVs sold are made in Elkhart, Indiana. And the industry needs more workers than it's been able to find.

Ivy Tech Community College trustees voted 11-0 Wednesday afternoon to hire Ellspermann as the school's president starting July 1. She had widely been considered the leading candidate since resigning as Lt. Governor in March.

Ivy Tech Community College's trustees are scheduled to vote May 18 on a new president and a former state elected official could become the next president of the the statewide community college system.

So far former Lt. Gov. Sue Ellspermann is the only candidate to publicly declare that she's applied.

Lt. Gov. Sue Ellspermann has emerged as a candidate to lead Ivy Tech, and Gov. Mike Pence is encouraging her to seek the position. But, what are the potential effects of such a shift less than a year before the gubernatorial election?

Lt. Gov. Sue Ellspermann says she's been approached about becoming president of an Indiana community college, and Gov. Mike Pence's spokesman says Pence has encouraged her to seek the job.

Local officials hope to start the "Advantage Shelby County" program in January 2016.