The law, HEA 1123, allows the legislature to call itself into session during a public emergency -- like, for instance, the COVID-19 pandemic. Gov. Eric Holcomb sued, arguing the law is a breach of separation of powers.

In a statement, Gov. Eric Holcomb said he draws a line at the government imposing a mandate.

Camp Atterbury, about 25 miles south of Indianapolis, is expected to receive approximately 5,000 people evacuated from Afghanistan in the coming weeks.

Gov. Eric Holcomb, Attorney General Todd Rokita and the General Assembly will square off in court again Friday, the latest hearing in an ongoing lawsuit over a new emergency powers law.

The order, which runs through September, mandates hospitals report to the state when they're diverting patients to other facilities.

Gov. Eric Holcomb didn't shed any more light Tuesday on why he extended his latest COVID-19 executive order by just two days.

Gov. Eric Holcomb is again extending a limited COVID-19 executive order related to health care workers. But instead of another month, it's just for two days.

The Indiana Supreme Court denied Attorney General Todd Rokita's effort to halt a lawsuit between the governor and the General Assembly over emergency powers.

Rep. Robin Shackleford (D-Indianapolis) gives Holcomb a near-failing grade for his performance so far.

The commission will spend the next year developing recommendations meant to strengthen the state's public health system.