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Antlerless deer quotas lowered in 4 counties due to disease
Bluetongue has been found in deer herds throughout Wane, Union, Fayette and Franklin counties.
Reflecting on pre-Roe Indiana: "People don't remember how bad it was"
Abortion rights have been a subject of politics and policy for decades. But Jude Wilkinson said she experienced first-hand how restrictive abortion laws can affect your health.
Republican Morales declines debates in Indiana Secretary of State race
Incumbent Diego Morales’s campaign said his focus is on traveling all 92 Indiana counties.
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Man convicted in hit-and-run that killed Indiana girl
A Bartholomew County jury deliberated about six hours Thursday before convicting Shiam Sunder Shankara Subramanian on two felony counts in 16-year-old Lilly J. Streeval’s death.
What’s next for advocates now that Indiana’s new abortion ban is law
Protesters gathered around Indianapolis throughout the day Thursday and into the evening, stopping at the governor’s mansion, Monument Circle and Tarkington Park.
Judge declines to temporarily halt Indiana abortion ban before hearing next week in lawsuit
There are two lawsuits challenging the ban. The first, which challenges it on state constitutional grounds, is set for a hearing Monday.
How will Medicaid recipients be affected by the end of the Federal Public Health Emergency?
The state estimates nearly half a million Hoosiers may need to update their documentation to avoid being phased out of coverage.
BP agrees to $2.75 million settlement for air pollution at Whiting Refinery
Last year, the Hoosier chapter of the Sierra Club won a lawsuit against the company for emitting too much particle pollution at its Whiting Refinery between 2015 and 2018.
Indiana Democrats issue call to action for voters on first day of abortion ban
Candidates issued a call to action Thursday, the day the ban took effect. Republicans are largely expected to maintain their supermajorities in the Indiana House and Senate.
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Marion GM plant to see $500M upgrade to help make electric vehicles
The Indiana Economic Development Corporation is set to give GM up to $12 million in tax credits for the planned changes and more incentives in training grants and "Manufacturing Readiness Grants" to retain jobs in Marion.
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