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More than half of Indiana’s 92 counties have voting machines without a paper backup. Election security experts say those backups are critical to electoral integrity.

A DCS oversight bill is dramatically scaled back. Syringe exchanges are given a little extra time. And a consensus has been reached on a smoking age increase. Here’s what you might have missed this week at the Statehouse.

This week’s City Limits story about a deer study that apparently resulted in the death of at least one grown deer from a faulty collar prompted several follow-up questions. So we set out to answer them.

One of Indiana’s largest school districts cancelled bus service Friday after too many drivers called in sick in an apparent labor dispute.

Mayor John Hamilton called for the tax hike at his swearing-in ceremony Jan. 1, along with a plan for the city to create an environmental Green Ribbon Panel by April 10.

As the economics of energy changes, many small, rural communities are set to suffer as energy providers work to modernize their energy portfolios away from coal. Legislators are hoping to interfere, but that will come at a cost.

The state of Indiana will pay more than $180,000 in attorneys fees after one of several legal battles over an anti-abortion law wrapped up.

Pence reluctantly agreed to authorize a needle exchange program in Scott County in March 2015 after the epidemic centered there saw the number of people infected with HIV skyrocket.

An amendment proposed by the Senate utilities committee chair, Sen. Jim Merritt (R-Indianapolis), altered key parts of the bill.

Indiana State Health Commissioner Kris Box says steps outlined for the flu pandemic are being repurposed for the COVID-19, coronavirus.