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Public relations firm Porter Novelli was contracted earlier this year to bolster the state's image after national controversy surrounding RFRA erupted .

Lawmakers first passed a law in 2011 banning a list of synthetic drugs, but manufacturers stayed a step ahead by changing their compounds.

More than a million Indiana residents will travel 50 miles or more from home over Fourth of July weekend.

Indiana set a record for rainfall in the month of June; roads this weekend are the most dangerous predicted by the National Safety Council since 2008.

Pro-LGBT groups say they’re going to organize a voter registration drive as part of their push to obtain civil rights protections for the LGBT community.

Jordyn Polet was one of dozens of people injured in a 2011 stage collapse at the State Fair.

Now you can get a ticket for driving too slow in the fast lane. We break down other new laws. Plus, how home-buyers are often blind sided because of meth users.

The law allows police to issue a $500 ticket to left lane drivers who are going the speed limit and reasonably know a car behind them is trying to pass.

Church of Cannabis founder Bill Levin is hoping to challenge the government under the state’s newly enacted Religious Freedom Restoration Act.

RFRA goes into effect today; The First Church of Cannabis hosts its inaugural service today—without any cannabis. Read more in our morning roundup.