Whitney Downard, Indiana Capital Chronicle

Most Hoosiers oppose a redistricting effort that could eliminate two Democrat-held congressional seats in Indiana, according to a new poll.

Indiana’s Supreme Court opted not to side with Lake County taxpayers in a case that could have reformed the state’s property tax system and shrunk a major revenue stream for municipalities.

Michigan City Rep. Pat Boy, a Democrat, will be retiring from the legislature after seven years of service.

New data show Indiana’s entries into the state’s foster care system increased by 30%, from just over 6,000 children to nearly 7,900 children, between 2023 and 2024.

Fallout from a damning audit of Indiana’s economic development agency could include an ethics investigation, the governor’s office told the Indiana Capital Chronicle Friday.

Gov. Mike Braun minimized the potential impact of the shutdown on Hoosiers, saying Indiana “isn’t as dependent on federal government largess.”

New law mandates reporting for cabinet, elected officials

The public records request specifically mentions references to “federally funded programs, initiatives, projects or pending waivers that the White House has threatened to stall, delay, or cease if Indiana policymakers do not agree to redraw the state’s congressional maps.”

Top GOP leaders say modifications are a priority.

As Indiana’s maternal and infant mortality rates tick down, the work isn’t done for health care advocates seeking to improve the state’s outcomes.