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A broad immigration enforcement bill is on its way to the governor after the Senate voted to approve House amendments.

Residents could see their bills increase by roughly 20 percent, while businesses and IU could see about 50 percent.

A top ally to Gov. Mike Braun calls situation a “trick” as Election Commission deadlock keeps candidate on primary ballot

A bill nearing final approval in the state legislature would limit the Indiana Civil Rights Commission’s power to represent Hoosiers who face illegal discrimination.

Parts of Kirkwood first closed the summer of 2020 to support outdoor dining during the COVID-19 pandemic and encourage social distancing.

The Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission announced Wednesday that it will conduct an investigation into affordability for the state’s “big five” investor-owned utility companies next month.

A immigration detention facility that could hold up to 8,500 people may be headed to Indianapolis, according to internal federal documents obtained by The New York Times.

After executing a search warrant of Christopher Perantoni's house Tuesday morning, police said they found storage devices containing several images of child sex abuse material.

The corporation purchased the Herald-Times property in 2022 for $2.9 million.

None are ready for the governor’s signature, however.

Narrow votes on environment and homelessness bills mark third-reading deadline day

River Heritage Conservancy's controversial plan to start a deer population control operation this week at Origin Park in Southern Indiana is now on hold.