Leslie Bonilla Muñiz, Indiana Capital Chronicle

Two all-terrain trackchairs — intended to help disabled Hoosiers enjoy public lands — have been stolen from Fort Harrison State Park in Indianapolis.

Trump administration visitor calls practice a ‘moral wrong.’

A Republican state senator targeted over his opposition to last year’s failed redistricting effort appears to have narrowly defeated a primary challenger endorsed by President Donald Trump.

No decisions have been made about legislative action to extend state tax relief from soaring gas prices once Indiana Gov. Mike Braun’s energy emergency declaration ends June 7.

Federal government payments to keep immigration detainees at an Indiana prison are lagging by five months, according to monthly reporting released under a new state law.

Indiana government and sporting leaders gathered on Wednesday — along with a crowd of excited Hoosiers and lively mascots — to kick off “Month of May” festivities for the 110th running of the Indianapolis 500.

Compliance checks of Indiana childcare providers come back clean.

About 93% of accused state officials are men, and most targets are women. The partisan split is more even: 52% of those accused are Republicans and 48% are Democrats.

The advisory role was created specifically for Adam Krupp, who is returning from extended medical leave.

A religious freedom lawsuit against Indiana’s near-total abortion ban will go directly from a county judge to the state’s highest court.