Housing advocates saw promise in a bill that would make it easier for renters to get some evictions sealed from their record. But they aren’t nearly as excited now after legislators in the Indiana Senate made a key change to the Republican-authored bill. Some worry the legislation wouldn’t make much of a difference at all.

The Indiana Eviction Justice Network has launched a website that it hopes will help its court watching program spread to more communities across the state.

Who determines nonprofit status for companies in the state, particularly for apartment complexes? And how are these landlords held accountable? That’s a question our audience wanted to know.

Tenants removed evictions from their records during an eviction sealing clinic in Indianapolis Monday.

New research from the Eviction Lab at Princeton University provides a clearer picture of the demographics of who gets evicted in the U.S.

New kiosks are now in place statewide to help Hoosiers facing eviction with legal resources and services.

Indiana housing organizations are weighing in on proposed changes to a federal law intended to get banks to invest in historically redlined communities.

Legal experts say a new report on evictions in Indianapolis underscores the lack of protection for tenants. Researchers from Indianapolis-based community data center SAVI, found that properties with more health department complaints also had higher eviction rates.

Tenant advocates have long argued that eviction filings can serve as a permanent "scarlet E" that harms a renter's chances of getting housing in the future.