As Indiana lawmakers near the halfway point of the shortened session, bills tackling cellphone use for kids and creating a new authority for IPS schools are moving through the Statehouse.

A powerful winter storm has begun slowly carving its way across the eastern two-thirds of the U.S., potentially bringing a mix of heavy snow, dangerous ice and bitterly cold temperatures.

Legislation that would severely limit the ability of children in Indiana to access social media accounts passed its first legislative hurdle on Wednesday. The move comes amid growing concerns about social media’s impact on children’s health.

A bill to designate the breaded pork tenderloin as Indiana’s official state sandwich is one step closer to becoming law.

Martindale-Brightwood residents are mobilizing against a proposed data center development they fear will worsen environmental pollution and repeat the historic Black neighborhood's long history of industrial exploitation.

Indiana U.S. Rep. Jim Baird is expected to make a full recovery after his vehicle was struck in a car accident that hospitalized him.

A new measure proposes the use of firearms as another method of execution in Indiana.

Leaders from Indiana reacted to the U.S. military operation in Venezuela.

Indiana has instituted new policies for its supplemental nutrition assistance program, or SNAP.

About 300 members of the IU Marching Hundred continue its historic season at the Rose Bowl. Their jam-packed schedule in Pasadena includes marching in the Tournament of Roses parade and the halftime show.