Leslie Bonilla Muñiz, Indiana Capital Chronicle

Indiana leaders gathered Thursday to consider how the state could mine its ample coal waste for the rare earth elements key to modern technology — in a bid to boost domestic production and break China’s dominance.

Hoosiers who oppose early redistricting are more vehement in their convictions than proponents, a new poll says.

Nuclear energy leaders from across the country and world converged on West Lafayette Wednesday to reenergize an industry they hope will meet booming energy needs.

The Indiana Public Retirement Fund System celebrated finishing its China divestment last year — but wasn't including Hong Kong.

A road-focused immigration sweep with Indiana State Police has resulted in the arrests of 223 people alleged to be living in the Chicago area and beyond without legal status.

A system of regional workforce development boards wants to lead the way on solutions to Indiana’s “immense” labor needs.

State budget woes to force higher voucher co-pays for participating families while thousands more languish on a waitlist.

A federal judge on Tuesday rejected the state of Indiana’s motion to dismiss a lawsuit challenging a ban on student IDs for voting.

Immigration head Tom Homan also talked border crossings, deportations and the search for unaccompanied migrant children.

Indiana’s top public access official has issued her first two advisory opinions — and resolved more than 30 other complaints for 2025 so far.