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The ACLU calls the court decision a victory for free speech.

House Enrolled Act 1626 will push for more rural broadband subscribers by examining the current uses of the Universal Service Fund.

The Indiana Department of Natural Resources says a bow fisherman caught the gar legally in the White River in southwestern Indiana.

Advocates say that only 3 percent of foster kids who age-out of the system complete a post-secondary degree.

The City of Bloomington announced a similar initiative last month as well.

Indiana University tuition rates will increase by 1.4 percent each of the next two years.

Holcomb selected 15 additional Indiana counties to participate in On My Way Pre-K, the state’s first state-funded preschool program.

Dan Coats refused to answer multiple questions Wednesday from senators on the intelligence committee about the ongoing Russian investigation.

County officials say they can't stop logging on private property unless it's in a residential area.

A new law allows private schools to ask the State Board of Education for a waiver after one year if they can show academic improvements.

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