Indianas Lifeline law, which has now been in effect for 10 years, has reportedly helped save dozens of lives. And its champions want to see it expanded in the upcoming legislative session.

Indiana tax collections are already more than $700 million dollars ahead of what the state budget needs, just four months into the fiscal year.

Rex Early, a longtime Indiana Republican Party leader and one-time candidate for governor, has died at age 88.

The Republican candidate for a southern Indiana legislative seat plans to seek a recount after updated vote tallies showed him losing by 155 votes.

Indianas 2021 rate of 3.2 injuries or illnesses among every 100 workers continues an eight-year streak of the rate being below 4 percent.

The city of Indianapolis is still a long way off from ending homelessness but one section of the population has experienced some success. The number of veterans counted in an annual assessment recorded a 35 percent drop in numbers. Now advocates hope to learn from lessons in efforts to end homelessness.

Gov. Eric Holcomb was invited to the UN Climate Change Conference to speak about Indianas efforts to diversify its energy sources and the states role in building electric vehicles.

Indiana lost more state government workers than it could hire during the last few years. And it costs the state a lot of money to constantly try to replace them, a recent state compensation study report found.

A man convicted of reckless homicide in the fatal 2020 shooting of a young Black man in Indianapolis during unrest sparked by outrage over George Floyd's killing won't serve time in prison.

A state task force charged with exploring what to do if a local prosecutor refuses to enforce certain laws held its first and only meeting Thursday. The panel talked for about an hour, heard no testimony and issued no recommendations.