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Indiana is now the second state that will make people work in order to receive Medicaid benefits.

According to a report released this week, 70 children in Indiana died from maltreatment in fiscal year 2016, up from 34 the previous year.

The Indiana University Board of Trustees approved building expansions on both its Bloomington and Indianapolis campuses at a meeting Friday morning.

The demise of Indiana's hate crimes bill. Proposed legislation would allow logging on private land. And how craft breweries are preparing for Sunday sales.

State health officials say the number of flu-related deaths in Indiana this season reached 136 last week, up from 107 the previous week.

A hate crimes bill died again, a consultant delivered the first progress report of its DCS evaluation, and the House voted to create a new type of payday loan.

Indiana Congressmen Luke Messer and Todd Rokita won’t say for sure whether they’ll support a path to citizenship for DACA recipients.

While the panel included both Republicans and Democrats most participants stuck to their partisan platforms.

A retired Army general is being blocked from entering a southern Indiana congressional race by a county Democratic official.

At a forum Thursday night two issues kept coming up - a lack of transparency, and an unwillingness between the city council and the Mayor to collaborate.