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Families and parents have questions about how and when they’ll receive new pandemic-related food stamp benefits, but the state says families should be able to call the agency for answers.

Medical experts say if you are using a cloth mask or face covering while out in public, you should be washing them between each use.

Legal experts say the court's decision is a major victory for sexual and gender minorities facing workplace discrimination on the basis of their identities.

Rep. Dan Forestal (D-Indianapolis) announced Monday he is immediately resigning his seat in the Indiana House.

The U.S. Department of Homeland Security says the deadline to meet federal guidelines and obtain a REAL ID has been extended a year because of COVID-19.

There have been a total of 2,251 coronavirus deaths overall since the start of the pandemic and 40,430 total cases in the state.

Indiana recently closed the book on maybe the most unusual election in its history – a primary, delayed by a month, that featured expanded vote-by-mail.

Higher education institutions have been asked to take a 7 percent cut in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.

The Indiana State Department of Health is making it easier for Hoosiers to get tested for COVID-19 and assess their risk with a map of positive cases by zip code.

Indianapolis-based Simon Property Group is suing one of its largest tenants for unpaid rent during the coronavirus pandemic.