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A bill that would make it harder for utilities to close coal plants in Indiana passed in the state House on Monday 52 to 41.

Senate Republicans gutted a bill Monday that would have required employers to reasonably accommodate pregnant employees’ needs.

Last week, the anonymous Facebook group Morals of America penned an open letter to the Spencer Town Council asking it to kick Spencer Pride’s annual celebration out of downtown Spencer.

Hoosiers gathered from across the state for the first LGBTQ Statehouse Day. A group from the ACLU of Indiana, who organized the event, spent the day speaking to lawmakers about trans issues.

Last week was News Literacy Week, a time for news outlets to interact with readers, listeners and audiences to help clarify the newsgathering process and answer questions about journalism and reporting.

In Bloomington, restaurants are king. And with so many coming and going throughout the years, it’s hard to keep track of what’s open around town.

Aging infrastructure could be adversely affecting operations at steel mills along the Lake Michigan shoreline in northwestern Indiana, according to experts.

The Indiana State Department of Health has partnered with the national group The Truth Initiative to launch the text-to-quit program.

The route options being studied by an Evansville company will be presented during February’s meetings on the Mid-States Corridor, a limited-access highway that would run north from Rockport, linking with I-69.

Four members of the Indianapolis City-County Council openly identify as members of the LGBTQ community, which is the most ever for the legislative body, according to a published report.