A federal appeals court once again struck down part of an Indiana anti-abortion law. The 2016 law barred women from seeking abortions solely because of a fetus's sex, race, or potential disability.

House Speaker Brian Bosma (R-Indianapolis) says he's confident legislators will only need one day of to conclude their work.

Through nine months of the current fiscal period, Indiana tax collections have only met the budget plan's expectations three times. That's after failing to do so in March - about $48 million off the mark.

Indiana's black state legislators will hold a series of town halls around the state, beginning this weekend.

State leaders are focused on ensuring Indiana has a workforce capable of meeting the state's job needs for the next few decades.

More than a dozen Indiana college professors who study economics or business were polled about their concerns with the tariff's consequences.

The new program stems from the Next Level Roads plan. It's aimed at both decreasing traffic congestion and increasing safety around railroads.

Demolition began Monday afternoon on East Chicago's West Calumet Housing Complex, but the U.S.S. Lead Superfund site still leaves former residents concerned for their future.

Lawmakers this session eliminated what they saw as a quirk of state law - sales tax on food sold in vending machines. The move is expected to cost the state about $5 million per year.

The group would include citizens, city councilors, and members of the State Senate and House of Representatives.