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The changes aim to address concerns about teachers' workloads, parents' authority over curriculum, and limits to classroom conversations about race.

Senate Bill 17 essentially says if schools or public libraries share harmful or obscene material with minors, they can't legally defend themselves by saying it's for educational purposes.

In total, 24,774 county residents have tested positive since the pandemic began.

If it becomes law, Senate Bill 358 wouldn’t take effect until 2024.

Just over a year ago, the city of Bloomington drew criticism from advocates when it cleared a homeless encampment from Seminary Square.

During a Thursday morning hearing, public defender Phyllis Emerick said she had received a verbal agreement from Katie Norris of Hotels for Homeless that they would accept King.

A handful of bills authored in the Indiana General Assembly to address renters' rights failed to receive hearings by this week’s deadline and will not advance.

The Indiana House approved a controversial school content and curriculum bill Wednesday, after more than an hour and a half of discussion on the House floor and making some changes to the bill earlier this week.

The attorney for Dongwook Ko is asking that his mental evaluations completed for charges in Monroe County also be considered for his more recent charges in Clay County.

The engine manufacturer aims to have net zero emissions by 2050.