One of the few, narrow exceptions of Indiana's near-total abortion ban is if the pregnant person's health or life is at risk. However, some providers say because the bans language is vague, they have concerns about the potential legal risk of determining what qualifies under the exception.

Climate change isn't playing out everywhere in the same way. That's because our climate here in Indiana is different from other parts of the country and the world. This can make the data confusing. A member of our audience from Noblesville wanted to better understand it.

At a meeting this week they urged the Indiana Department of Environmental Management to update Cleveland Cliffs air permit, which is up for renewal.

An Indiana law that gives on-duty police a 25-foot buffer that bystanders cannot cross does not violate the U.S. Constitution. That's according to a federal judges ruling Friday.

Indiana House Republicans want to identify more people who might not be eligible to vote with legislation considered by a House committee this week.

Tens of thousands of public pension recipients would get a boost this year under legislation headed to the House floor.

Gov. Eric Holcomb's final State of State includes a surprise. Republican caucuses unveil their agendas. And an antisemitism bill heads to the House floor.

Hundreds of bills are filed every year. How can you keep up? Here's our guide for how to navigate Indiana's legislative session.

Indiana Statehouse Democrats say it's too expensive to be a Hoosier. And the House and Senate Democratic caucuses unveiled a joint agenda Thursday aimed at addressing the costs of child care, housing and health care.

The bill would require landlords to enroll in a program to replace the lead pipes they own through their water utility, or be forced to pay for it themselves.