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This is the second fraternity placed on cease and desist this week.

How U.S. justice officials convinced top judges to sign off to kill 14 condemned Americans in the middle of a pandemic. How laws passed decades ago — by people in power today — made it all possible. And why it could happen again.

The only statewide abortion fund in Indiana has seen a decline in the number of people reaching out for resources.

A report released Thursday ranked Indiana a “D” grade for its “secretive and partisan” lawmaker-led redistricting.

The Drainage Task Force is seeking to improve how landowners are notified and involved in mapping changes.

The council gave its final approval Wednesday — more than a month after hearings on the $131 million budget began.

Republican incumbent mayor Duke Bennett faces democratic challenger Brandon Sakbun in November's general election.

Early voting for Monroe County citizens will be held from now until noon on Nov. 6 at Elections Operations.

Rev. Forrest Gilmore, the executive director of Beacon, said a new building on West Third Street won’t happen for two or three years, as plans still need to be cleared by the city and for funding efforts to move forward.

Electric vehicle parts are often less complex than traditional gasoline-fueled vehicles. Union leaders worry jobs will be lost in the transition.