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The Open Door Law states that government agencies must hold publicly accessible and noticed meetings when the majority of a governing body is present. But the committee meetings were neither noticed nor open to the public.

The average start date for Indiana schools this year falls within the first half of August.

Citizens are not happy with how long the city is taking to start repairs and contact those who need help.

Sojourn House alleges the Board of Zoning Appeals discriminated against program participants by denying the variance request for a home in eastern Monroe County.

The ban on the procedure won’t be enforced again until the Indiana Supreme Court certifies its June ruling.

A final order and letter of reprimand were filed last week. She was given a reprimand and fined $3,000.

Three House Republicans teamed up for a two-week, 2,000-mile RV trip around the state, visiting fellow legislators, seeing local treasures and staying at Indiana’s state parks during a recent heat wave.

A last-ditch effort by Indiana abortion providers to halt the state’s near-total abortion ban is creating uncertainty about when that ban might take effect.

A group of abortion rights supporters gathered in Bloomington Monday, on the eve of the near total abortion ban set to take effect in Indiana.

The committee says it’s considering ways to invest in social services to reduce the number of people entering the criminal justice system.