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An outside consulting firm's evaluation says the catalog of about 1,200 fees and taxes the bureau is responsible for is riddled with errors.

Statewide environmental organizations have spoken out against the plans, but DNR officials say they're conservation-minded and are open to feedback.

About 58 percent of concussions in high school and college football players occur during practice, a newly published report finds.

The University of Notre Dame plans to offer a variety of programs and courses as part of a new partnership with Kylemore Abbey beginning in 2016.

The field for the 2016 race for governor is growing; the parents of a Hoosier killed by ISIS accepted a diploma on his behalf. Read more in our morning roundup.

China is Indiana’s fifth largest trading partner, generating $1.4 billion for the Hoosier State last year.

Sen. Tallian has been an outspoken critic of Gov. Mike Pence.

A doctor who gained national and global attention for being infected by the ebola virus--then treated for it with experimental drugs--spoke at his alma mater.

Stutzman seeks to replace Sen. Dan Coats, who announced earlier this year he is retiring.

In vetoing the measure, Pence says, in his words, “the cost of public records should never be a barrier to the public’s right to know.”