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The lieutenant governor and several lawmakers have called for the Family and Social Services Administration to pause proposed cuts.

The Oct. 7 attacks on Israel displaced tens of thousands of Israelis from their kibbutzim near Gaza. Since then, rabbis have been crisscrossing the country offering trauma-informed care to victims.

Indiana lawmakers and their staff already have the right to carry inside the complex. The new bill would allow the state attorney general, secretary of state, treasurer and comptroller and their staffs to carry a firearm.

FSSA announced the decision to curb its use of Attendant Care pay for Legally Responsible Individuals (LRIs), usually parents, in favor of Structured Family Care earlier this month in response to a $1 billion shortfall in the Medicaid budget.

The exhibit features a comparison of protective eyewear now and what they used to view the eclipse in 1869.

SB 253 would require those who maintain public beaches, piers and other public sites along the lake to have highly visible, emergency flotation devices available.

Monroe County Sheriff Ruben Marté says he wants to get inmates at the county jail into off-site housing to bring down the facility’s population.

The bill states that beginning in July, any agricultural land sale must include an affidavit affirming that the purchaser is not from an adversarial country such as China, Russia, or North Korea.

The case targets the biggest social media companies, accusing them of negligence resulting in a youth mental health crisis.

A federal judge this week granted class action certification in a lawsuit challenging Indiana’s recent ban on transition-related care for Hoosier youth diagnosed with gender dysphoria.