Indiana Releases Enhanced Wage Reporting Guidance
The Indiana Department of Workforce Development has published updated FAQs and file specifications for employers preparing enhanced quarterly wage reports.
Indiana Economics News
Across Indiana, coverage here takes in macroeconomic conditions, state policy, regional growth trends and federal economic data. Reporting focuses on the forces shaping the financial climate throughout the state.
Economic Indicators
Live Poll
Do you think prices for everyday goods are getting better or worse for your household?
Democrats Gain Ground in Indiana Elections
Democrats gained seats at the Indiana Statehouse and claimed two statewide offices, prompting Gov. Mike Braun to blame national affordability concerns.
Inflation
Live Poll
Are everyday costs like groceries and utilities getting better or worse for your household?
Mrvan Wins Re-Election in Indiana's First District
Congressman Frank Mrvan secured another term as voters cited rising costs of groceries, utilities, and health care.
Employment
Federal Tax Credits Boost Indiana Historic Redevelopment
Federal historic preservation incentives supported over $116 million in Indiana building projects during fiscal year 2025.
Economic Policy
Live Poll
Do you think Indiana's state environmental agency is cutting red tape in a way that helps you?
Indiana Rescinds 26 Environmental Policies
The state's environmental agency has pulled 26 of its 103 non-rule policy documents, removing roughly 176 pages of guidance.
Regional Economics
Live Poll
Do you believe tax incentives for private investment help revitalize challenged neighborhoods in your area?
Indiana Submitted New Federal Opportunity Zone Nominations
The state has nominated 61 cities and towns across 47 counties for federal investment status.
Indiana reporting spans statewide economic performance metrics, labor market shifts, policy impacts on development and broader financial trends. Coverage reaches from the capital to the rural counties that anchor the statewide system. State tax and infrastructure investment decisions often act as the primary drivers for growth or decline in individual regions. Seasonal shifts in industry output and the cost of living remain the two most frequent factors influencing the economic outlook.