Indiana Capital Chroncle

Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita issued a new legal opinion on Wednesday, June 11, 2025, affirming that law enforcement officers can arrest and detain individuals — including undocumented immigrants — who are caught driving without a license.

The “day of defiance” is called “No Kings” and has more than a dozen events scheduled around the Hoosier state.

Researchers and retailers question the effectiveness of an Indiana proposal to exclude candy and soda — both of which are loosely defined — from a food benefit program.

Charges against the senator were delayed since January due to legislative immunity protections during the 2025 session.

DHS said immigration arrests in Indiana are on the rise, increasing the need for more detention housing.

Sports tourism projects have popped up all over the state. These complexes reflect a cultural shift in how some Americans view youth sports — not just as recreation, but as tools for community advertising and development.

A plane towing a banner that read ‘Abortion pills by mail’ flew over the heads of hundreds of thousands of racegoers at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway during Memorial Day weekend.

With new federal approval, Indiana will ban the purchase of candy and soda using taxpayer-funded food assistance starting Jan. 1, 2026.

An Indiana woman who wants to sue the doctor who allegedly used his own sperm to inseminate her mother won an appellate ruling last week.

Media were not permitted to attend Tuesday’s execution.