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Indiana union leaders say a pivotal U.S. Supreme Court decision won’t have a direct impact on the state, but could change the way they receive support from national affiliates.

Indiana Muslim and refugee organization leaders say they’re disappointed the Supreme Court upheld President Donald Trump’s ban on travel from several predominantly Muslim nations.

Anthem is not covering services at the facility it considers to be a so-called microhospital.

A law, which took effect on Jan. 1, made it illegal to collect minnows 500 yards downstream of a dam.

The Indiana Farm Bureau says the state has momentum for increasing broadband access, but needs to take concrete steps forward.

Kokomo's downtown assisted living facility opens, problems at the veteran affairs clinic, not everyone is on board with a homeless housing proposal and national accolades of the city's economy.

The state launched a redesigned online transparency portal Tuesday. It houses information on the state’s finances, including expenditures, assets, and contracts.

A group of students and staff is suing because the University of Notre Dame will stop offering co-pay free birth control starting July 1.

A cannabis-based drug called Epidiolex could be on the market as soon as this fall. This is the first time the FDA has approved a drug derived from the cannabis plant.

Monroe County has collected about $600,000 from a new food and beverage tax, but officials estimate at least half of the businesses that should be charging the tax aren’t on board yet.