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House Bill 1259 makes the only requirement for instructors a nursing license, eliminating the 18-month minimum on clinical experience needed.

City of Bloomington officials say they are getting closer to finalizing a new design concept for a gateway landmark in Miller-Showers Park.

Sexual violence survivors told lawmakers Tuesday why they should support a bill that would eliminate the statute of limitations for all sex crimes.

Jamey Noel is stepping down from his post as Indiana’s 9th Congressional District Republican Party chair, months into a criminal investigation related to his time as Clark County sheriff and head of a local nonprofit.

The measure is 3.6 percent, back below the national unemployment rate and where the state’s unemployment rate had been in September and October. And the rate has now been below 4 percent for two-and-a-half years.

Students can curate exhibits, project film and present it at events.

Police say a teenage boy who shot and wounded an Indiana sheriff’s deputy Tuesday while she and other deputies were conducting a welfare check at a home was later found dead inside the residence.

The Indiana Commission for Higher Education on Monday announced it will begin research into the factors impacting college enrollment in Indiana.

Dozens of parents with medically complex children rallied at the Indiana Statehouse Monday to protest an administrative change from FSSA that would cut payments for family caregiving services.

A bill that updates which crimes would bar individuals from working at a home health agency passed the House Monday.