Gov. Mike Pence says 323 companies, up from 285 in 2014, pledged to create new jobs over the next few years.

The new revenue forecast includes optimistic expectations for individual income taxes, but, the outlook is significantly bleaker for sales taxes.

The first Syrian refugee family to resettle in Indianapolis has been here for over a year now.

That finding comes from the latest America's Health Rankings report from the United Health Foundation, and it's the third year in a row Indiana has landed in the exact same spot.

Duke says its revised $1.83 billion plan complies with the Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission's request to explain its costs and confine modernization projects to its grid. But the consumer watchdog group Citizens Action Coalition says it will keep fighting the revised plan.

Teen pregnancy rates have dropped nationally, but in the small town of Frankfort, Indiana it's still a real risk. Teen pregnancy rates in Clinton County are three times the national average.

An event scheduled for Friday at the Statehouse in downtown Indianapolis will feature the unveiling of an Olympic-style torch that will visit all 92 of the state's counties as part of bicentennial events.

The Indiana Prosecuting Attorneys Association wants to create a new crime: aggravated drug dealing. Offenders would receive harsher sentences under a variety of scenarios.

Rep. Todd Rokita says the federal highway bill recently passed by Congress provides reliability in funding, eliminating the worry and stress for the state and contractors as they plan for the future of the Hoosier State's roads.

The largest beer and wine wholesaler in Indiana is asking a state appeals court to find a law unconstitutional that prohibits beer wholesalers from seeking a permit to also distribute liquor.