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Indiana will have a new Supreme Court justice in the next three weeks when Gov. Eric Holcomb makes his pick.

Indiana can’t use its preferred choice of lethal injection drug after the state Court of Appeals ruled it didn’t use the proper rulemaking procedure.

Voting rights groups say Hoosiers could be improperly thrown off Indiana’s voter rolls under a bill set to take effect next month.

A Scott County HIV outbreak update, why those trying to fix nutrient runoff in the Gulf of Mexico are looking to Indiana and a new exhibit at the Indy Zoo.

The Columbus Parks and Recreation Department closed about a 10-block section of the multi-use trail this week.

Officials searching for a solution are focusing their efforts on the shores of the Wabash River.

The exhibit examines how artists' experiences during the war influenced their current artistic work.

The money will be used over the next year to pay for staff costs, promotion campaigns and planning.

A state law that takes effect July 1st allows a passerby to break into a hot car to rescue a pet.

The council decided at its meeting Wednesday night to postpone the vote, citing the need to do more research.