Indiana law doesn't provide specific direction as to whether police body camera footage should be available to the public.

The program called Indiana Grown, launched in July, markets agricultural products grown and processed in the state to retailers, restaurants and consumers.

Carol Comer will begin serving Friday as IDEM's commissioner. She will succeed agency head Tom Easterly, who announced his impending retirement last month after more than 10 years as IDEM's top administrator.

If you're arrested for a felony in Indiana, should the police automatically take a DNA sample to keep on file? That's the question a panel of lawmakers considered Tuesday during a study committee hearing.

Amid concerns about cost and effectiveness, the State Budget Committee tabled a vote Friday on adding new security measures to Indiana Statehouse entrances.

The EPA rules clarify the agency can regulate tributaries that flow into navigable waterways.

Indiana's judicial branch took its first step toward modernizing its filing system as Hamilton County begins the initial e-filing pilot program.

State Auditor Suzanne Crouch is releasing data on individual purchases made by employees who have been issued state charge cards.

A Marion County judge says the House Republican caucus doesn't have to make lawmaker emails public under Indiana's open records law.

Gov. Mike Pence's Indiana Department of Administration wants $875,000 for the new doors because officials say they're worried about security issues regarding six doors that let government employees enter and exit the statehouse.