Black journalists on TV have had to think about their appearance on air in ways that other journalists do not.

As more polls and strategists indicate Democrats could take over congressional majorities in the U.S. House of Representatives and the U.S. Senate in January, some anti-abortion advocates fear a…

About 300 Hoosiers showed up Tuesday night in Warsaw to hear a pitch headlined by three high-ranking legislators about ending “property taxes on the home you live in.”

No Indiana retailers have been fined since the state banned the purchase of candy or soda using Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program benefits.

Lawmakers want Hoosier farmers to be allowed to use off-road diesel fuel in their semi-trucks this harvest season to offset record diesel prices.

The Trump administration has, once again, infuriated lawmakers from both political parties by using a controversial maneuver to cancel funding previously approved by Congress.

Leaders talked about their bid for the academy before approving $5 million for a separate collaboration with Nvidia.

Indiana’s official gubernatorial portraits are moving into public Statehouse hallways for a permanent display.

Many smart people have been spending time thinking about how state leaders might invest Indiana’s growing revenue and robust reserves.

The 2025 Youth Risk Behavior Survey report focuses on five areas — diet, physical activity, sleep, digital behavior, and mental health and suicide risk — while largely leaving out national findings…

More than 10,000 expungement cases were filed in Indiana courts last year, continuing a decade-long rise in the number of people asking judges to restrict access to old arrests and convictions.…

What do school referendums and data centers have in common? They are all unpopular but not all of them are bad.

The project will unlock 2,000 to 4,000 megawatts of transfer capacity for an Indiana grid interconnection that Gov. Mike Braun dubbed a "choke point."

State officials say they expect a $1 billion annual payment to an Indiana teacher pension fund won’t be needed within the next couple of years.

State officials say they expect a $1 billion annual payment to an Indiana teacher pension fund won’t be needed within the next couple of years.

Indiana opens a new state archives building after 25 years in temporary quarters, with better storage and more room for public research.

Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita filed a lawsuit against the IHSAA in a bid to eliminate a race-based quota for the association's board of directors, which reserves two of its 19 seats for…

Indiana businesses are experiencing what many homeowners have seen in recent years: dramatic jumps in the assessed values of their real property.

A vast and growing network of artificial intelligence-driven Flock cameras could violate constitutional privacy rights

State officials want to establish a second short-term residential facility to stabilize intellectually disabled adults who need temporary round-the-clock supervision, following the 2024 closure of a…

Campaign fights over Indiana connections have had mixed results in the past, but the issue could linger in the expensive race for the office topping this fall’s state election ballot.

The mistrial in Lindsay Clancy’s murder trial could lead to a state legislative push to boost mental health support for new mothers.

Dozens of Indiana's public K-12 school superintendents say their districts will cut teaching and support staff in the coming years to contend with the financial fallout of property tax reform

The two agencies often play conflicting roles in the rate cases that determine utility prices for most customers.

A six-week advertising campaign launched Tuesday by the nonpartisan, nonprofit group ReCenter Indiana features young Hoosiers going to vote and sharing their experience.

Three Indiana coal-fired generating units scheduled to retire last year must remain available through December

Despite The Beatles proclamation that “money can’t buy me love,” nearly every political campaign and candidate in American politics knows the great impact of a full war chest.

The rare 2026 issue that draws huge support from Republicans and Democrats in Congress is the same one that’s mobilized many Americans: restrictions on giant data centers.

Teachers say Indiana's new "bell-to-bell" ban on student cellphones in K-12 schools has made it easier to confiscate phones or send students to the principal's office.

Students ages 12 to 18 experienced higher rates of reported crime at school than away from school in 2024, according to a new federal analysis. But the overall rate of crime victimization at school…

Our daughter called last week, and she was absolutely beside herself. She had just topped off her diesel-powered VW Jetta. It cost $42 for not even half a tank.

A dispute over Duke Energy Indiana's natural gas plant now threatens the concept of associational standing in Indiana.

Indiana’s state agency for business recruitment will soon have its third leader since Gov. Mike Braun took office early last year.

Several mothers vented anger over court-ordered interventions regarding their children, with some on Wednesday urging Indiana lawmakers to establish additional oversight.

Andy Zay rejected allegations he misspent campaign money — but said he settled because he didn't have the time or money to continued the lawsuit.

The first $1 million in state disaster aid for about 260 Hoosiers impacted by August storms has been sent out the door — either through paper checks or direct deposits.

Andy Zay rejected allegations he misspent campaign money — but said he settled because he didn't have the time or money to continued the lawsuit.

The cost of U.S. military operations in Iran has exceeded $40 billion and the war will continue to cost taxpayers between $2 billion and $3 billion per month

Indiana’s parole board will consider Jeffrey Weisheit’s bid to reduce his death sentence before his scheduled Nov. 5 execution.

Officials insisted that state control over disposal permits for toxic coal byproducts will be better for public health and the environment.

The Indiana State Board of Finance approved its third round of reimbursements to local governments for losses incurred during the state's gas tax suspension on Tuesday, Sept. 15, 2026.

An image of a sunglasses-wearing Abraham Lincoln will appear near the top of Indiana election ballots this fall. That is the emblem submitted by the Lincoln Party to appear in the section for voters…

Both chambers of Congress return to Capitol Hill this week for a brief session before heading back to the campaign trail until mid-November.

Two Indiana coal plants remain open under an order from the federal government. But a Friday appellate ruling could change that in the future.

Cerina Fairfax, a Virginia dentist and mother of two, spent nearly two years living in the same house as her husband while she was trying to divorce him. Virginia state law required couples with…

Amid fierce customer pushback to high electricity bills and increasingly frequent hikes, Indiana officials are reconsidering utility risks, profits and key charges in a bid to bring prices down —…

Twenty-five years after 9/11, the surveillance infrastructure built and expanded in its aftermath has become part of a far larger digital ecosystem — producing tools that can collect and analyze…

State officials want to see more Hoosier students earn college credits or career certifications before they graduate high school.

Voting rights groups challenging Indiana's citizenship verification statutes as discriminatory have less than a month to refile their complaint after a federal judge on Thursday dismissed it.

What a delight the current Secretary of State race is.