Leslie Bonilla Muñiz, Indiana Capital Chronicle

They talked finance, health and utilities — plus, the Chicago Bears franchise's new interest in northwest Indiana.

“I’m holding nothing against anyone when it comes to what we do collectively there” on kitchen table issue bills, he told the Capital Chronicle.

Beginning Jan. 1, more than half a million low-income Indiana residents won’t be able to use government food assistance to buy sugary drinks or candy.

Six Indiana communities were awarded more than $29 million in low-interest state loans for housing-related public infrastructure, the Indiana Finance Authority announced Monday.

Hoosier economic development leaders on Thursday celebrated updated job creation data and outlined a push for regional strategic plans.

The reforms call for policies benefiting low-income customers, like discounts and a summertime shutoff ban, along with changes to state oversight and regulation

The constitutional amendment's author hit back.

State police offer more details on investigations into threats against lawmakers.

Capital city's clerk says 4-district split will sow 'chaos' for her office and for voters.

An Indiana Democrat on Monday filed a bill to ban early redistricting as Republicans heed President Donald Trump’s call for a 9-0 sweep of the state’s congressional districts ahead of the 2026 midterm elections.