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Lt. Gov. Sue Ellspermann says state databases are the subject of millions of attempted hacks.

The addition of business class service will more than double capacity of the train, offering 184 seats.

Indiana Democrats appear to have locked up John Gregg as their nominee for governor as challengers have fallen away in recent weeks.

The trustees also extended President Mitch Daniels' contract by two years.

The fifth-ranking member of the House Republicans' leadership team is warning against the idea of a temporary House Speaker

The resolution seeks a transition period before benefits would stop.

The state Department of Transportation – and the Indiana Republican Party – are striking back at continued attacks over the current condition of Indiana’s roads

Residents of Danville, Indiana, along with the Hoosier Environmental Council, filed a lawsuit on Wednesday against a large factory farm.

The investigation comes after a sexually explicit video claiming to involve IU's ATO chapter was circulated.

In 2014, the Hoosier State saw 25 farm-related deaths — an increase from 18 deaths the previous year.