Without non-degree training, Indiana risks falling short on workforce goals, according to the study.

The incentives include music and sports experiences, co-working and networking perks and fitness passes.

The Damien Center in Indianapolis has for decades focused on immediate crisis response for people with HIV/AIDS. The group's new project is focused on long-term support.

A new report from the Indiana Behavioral Health Commission said the state needs to invest more funding and attention to improve behavioral health infrastructure. The commission recommends expanding on previous investment, building Indiana's workforce and addressing care for vulnerable populations.

Indiana's labor force participation rate fell last month to its lowest point in more than two years.

Indiana business leaders, such as the Chamber of Commerce, have noted the recent increase in skills-based training can help fix the state’s leaky talent pipeline and fill available jobs.

The Indiana State Board of Education met on Wednesday to continue working on an overhaul of the states high school curriculum and diploma requirements.

WFYI’s Sydney Dauphinais spoke with Dr. Singh about the changing landscape of higher education, and the increased importance of workforce development for UIndy.

Apprentices can get certified in their chosen fields over a few weeks or a few years. They can get on-the-job training, often paid, combined with classroom instruction at institutions like Ivy Tech Community College. If you're considering the apprentice route, this guide can help you get started.

A new project from Business Equity for Indy will support Indianapolis-based businesses in making equitable and diverse workspaces.