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The recent revenue forecast dragging down projections has helped boost the state’s fiscal picture in recent months.

Hundreds of people are spending the week learning at Indiana University’s Bloomington campus – and they’re not college students.

Legislators will debate over Indiana's smoking ban; the House could vote on a bill about the approval of disease therapies. Read more in our morning roundup.

That’s part of the drive behind a new study from the state Department of Agriculture — or ISDA — on food hubs, which connect farmers with buyers.

A group of 48 students at Rock Creek Community Academy in Sellerburg received positive skin tests for tuberculosis.

The current property is zoned for public use, and that means in order to sell it to a private buyer, the operator would have to change its zoning.

Lack of federal approval has stalled the state's efforts to jumpstart its industrial hemp industry.

Abortions in Indiana have declined faster than the national rate; 48 Indiana students have tested positive for Tuberculosis. Read more in our morning roundup.

Lawmakers this summer will begin a two-year study committee to examine the possibility of redistricting reform.

An estimated 1,500 people attended the Spencer Pride Festival on Saturday.