Gov. Eric Holcomb's agenda for his final year in office is centered on educating and training Hoosiers, from early childhood to beyond high school.

Indiana's legislative session begins Monday, and many organizations are preparing to advocate for legislation and change throughout the state.

A new study expanding on research from Ball States Center for Business and Economic Research shows students in smaller Indiana school districts receive lower scores on some assessments and have less choice in course offerings than students in larger schools.

Indiana is now surrounded by three states that have legalized recreational cannabis, but attempts to legalize it here haven't made it far. One lawmaker said personal perceptions are stopping Indiana from joining the 38 other states with some form of legalization.

Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita attacked the state attorney disciplinary commission this week, accusing it of aiding and abetting his political detractors.

Indiana's 2024 legislative session begins Monday, kicking off 10 weeks of work that will end no later than mid-March.

Eighty-six Indiana counties recently received the first round of public health funding to come from the state's Health First Indiana initiative. Local health departments that opted into the funding have since received a total of $75 million from the state.

Three more state lawmakers have announced they won't run for reelection this year ahead of the start of the 2024 legislative session.

The Indiana Economic Development Corporation released a report showing it had nearly $29 billion in investments during 2023, up 29 percent from 2022.

Legislative committees are important. They're the first time bills are heard and often the only times the public can speak for or against a bill in front of lawmakers that don't represent them. It's also where most bills die.