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Hamilton and Neher say voters seem to care most about city growth and its potential negative impact on the city's architecture and unique character.

The amendment would enshrine in the state’s constitution a prohibition on the legislature crafting a budget that spends more than the state collects in taxes.

The Moving Wall grand opening was Friday, with keynote speaker Sammy Davis, Indiana's only living Medal of Honor recipient.

"Indiana Newsdesk" takes a look back at what was making the news in our “History Through Headlines” segment.

Stutzman is one of several GOP politicians considering making a run for Coats' seat.

Starting Friday, "Hail To Old IU" will ring out from the campus chimes each Friday at 6 p.m.

The initial gaming bill this session allowed racinos to add a limited number of table games with live dealers.

An IU professor says money is what organizations need immediately following a disaster, but Indiana residents need to know where the money is going.

GOP leaders say that by the time the gavel fell on the 2015 session, they were able to accomplish essentially all of their priorities.

Top lawmakers say whether they’d call this session a success. Could the HIV outbreak have been prevented if the state hadn’t ignored the drug problem?