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Poet Curtis Crisler is an instructor at Purdue Fort Wayne and, for the next two years, will serve as Indiana's Poet Laureate, tasked with representing poetry for the Hoosier state.

The Indiana Supreme Court dismissed a lawsuit involving Indiana's ban on sanctuary cities, ruling private citizens couldn't prove they had standing to sue.

The Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) program, a partnership with United Way, will help people who make less than $60,000 a year file 2023 federal and state taxes.

Its author, Sen. Spencer Deery (R-West Lafayette) said his bill will protect tenured professors, although nearly all who spoke last week said it would stifle academic freedom.

Laws in other states requiring stricter age verification on adult sites have had mixed success in the court system.

HB 1053 would require facilities that provide mammograms to assess breast tissue density and inform patients whether their breast tissue is “dense” or “not dense.”

Cities and towns in Indiana will be banned from suing gun manufacturers and sellers — even if they do something illegal — under a bill narrowly approved by a Senate committee Tuesday.

Indiana Secretary of Education Katie Jenner said the bill helps the state leverage data from standardized testing like ILEARN assessments.

Two complaints were filed last week against Gabe Whitley, the GOP hopeful seeking to unseat Democratic incumbent Rep. André Carson.

A bill allowing financial institutions to change contract terms on customers without explicit acceptance narrowly passed the Senate Tuesday on a 28-21 vote and now moves one step closer to the governor’s desk.