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Bill advancing in the Senate would increase disclosure requirements to legislators and news media

Indiana lawmakers are weighing a provision that would require state officials to potentially eliminate certain low-wage college degree programs.

IU honored its undefeated 1975–76 national championship team at halftime of Monday night's game while announcing plans for a Bob Knight statue at Assembly Hall.

Tax Day is getting closer. Most U.S. residents and families making $67,000 a year or less will qualify for the United Way of South Central Indiana’s Free Community Tax Service.

Monroe County voters can expect crowded ballots during local primary elections in May –and maybe shorter early voting windows. 

Late last month, the city installed a temporary system to raise fluoride levels gradually.

Starting Thursday, the Indiana Bureau of Motor Vehicles will no longer provide customers with the option to change their gender on their Indiana credential by using a court-ordered gender change or physician statement.

The Indiana Senate returned to its full 50-person membership as Republican Nick McKinley took office on Monday.

Indiana’s 68 general aviation airports employed 26,000 people in 2023.

Bills to override certain elected school boards have revived questions about when state intervention becomes legislative overreach.