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The Environmental Protection Agency has issued a rule delaying the monitoring and clean-up of coal ash from power plants in Indiana and across the country.

The changes in the city’s Unified Development Ordinance allow homeowners to build on more of their property and reduce required landscaping.

Hoosier lawmakers on Wednesday pushed their attempt to regulate digital currency kiosks — commonly known as cryptocurrency ATMs — into an all-out ban. They also walked back legislation letting crypto into public pension investments.

Last year, the Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force (ICACT) investigated over 20,000 online exploitation cases in Indiana; over five years, that number is 70,000.

The Poynter Institute, a prominent news media organization, has hired journalist and communications specialist Tracey Compton as the Indianapolis public editor.

"There's an attack on rural communities. And I'm not even saying that it's purposeful. I'm saying that sometimes bad public policy leads to bad decisions." - Mayor Brandon Sakbun

The council objected to the university associating with immigration enforcement agencies.

The state’s five largest nonprofit hospital systems again cleared a statutory pricing benchmark in 2024, according to the latest report commissioned by the Indiana Department of Insurance.

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Sculptor Robert Pulley has spent decades creating a dizzying number of sculptures in all shapes and sizes. From his studio outside of Columbus he has honed his craft to create striking works in clay.