As state legislatures become more powerful and influential, are lawmakers held accountable for the decisions they make? That's the question posed by St. Louis University Associate Professor of Political Science Steven Rogers in his new book, "Accountability In State Legislatures."

Living Christmas trees can be planted outside after the holiday is over, but they're a long-term commitment that's not for everyone.

Indiana Chief Justice Loretta Rush said she's convening a group to study the future of the legal profession.

Rural health leaders in Indiana want more legislative support for rural hospitals and communities. The Indiana Rural Health Association presented their advocacy priorities at their recent policy forum.

An Indiana school district is asking the U.S. Supreme Court to review a case concerning a student’s right to use the bathroom that aligns with their gender identity.

The United States Postal Service is providing holiday shipping and mail deadlines to prepare for the holiday season.

A new report identified Indiana as a leading state for K-12 computer science education. The report ranks Indiana sixth in the nation among high schools that offer computer science, but state officials want to rank higher.

A state law banning class action lawsuits against Indiana colleges and universities over their COVID-19 policies is constitutional, according to a new ruling from the Indiana Supreme Court.

Indiana lawmakers wont consider any gaming bills in the 2024 session because a former state legislator recently agreed to plead guilty to federal corruption charges stemming from the last major gaming bill in 2019.

AAA projects that over 55 million people are expected to travel for Thanksgiving, an increase of 2.3 percent since last year.