Mackenzi Klemann, Indiana Capital Chronicle

FSSA reported a 23% decline in Medicaid enrollment but overall expenditures fell by just 2%.

Final tally falls short of earlier projections but more than usual

Hoosiers insured through Medicaid will soon gain access to GLP-1 medications for obesity.

The Historical Society informed National History Day last Friday that it would no longer sponsor its Indiana competition.

Change follows year-long review of office practices

Gov. Mike Braun selected attorney Joby Jerrells as his next appointment to the Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission.

The Indiana Finance Authority closed on six low-interest loans designed make it easier for cities and towns to build new housing.

Former leader of U.S. Border Patrol Greg Bovino will headline a private dinner and mass deportation rally in Hamilton County.

Schools could lose Community Eligibility Provision status as fewer Hoosiers participate in SNAP and Medicaid, which think tank Center for American Progress attributes to eligibility rules attached to President Donald Trump’s tax and spending law enacted last year.

Attorney general finds constitutional violation; Democrats disagree