IN Lawmakers Say They’re Unlikely To Pass New Abortion Legislation

But the future is less clear on tangential issues of mail-order abortion pills and contraception.

Momentum Grows For Legal iGaming In Indiana

It also brings complications: tax details, problem gambling debates and recent federal convictions.

Indiana’s 2022 Graduation Rates Stagnant

However, economic and racial disparities persist among student groups.

Abuse, Neglect Deaths Of Indiana Children Rose In 2021

In some cases, caregiver stressors such as substance abuse and unemployment were determined to play a role in the death of a child.

Indiana House Republicans Take Aim At ESG Investing

They want pension fund managers to focus on return on investment and not on energy and social policies.

Sen. Chris Garten Named to Indiana State Budget Committee

The Republican from Charlestown replaces alternate member Sen. Liz Brown, R-Fort Wayne.

Some Uncertainty Remains About Big Indiana K-12 Spending Requests

GOP lawmakers are hesitant about big school funding asks, including from the education department.

Indiana Gas Sales Tax To Hit 10-Month Low

Starting January 1, the monthly tax will be 19.9 cents per gallon.

Hundreds Of Thousands Of Hoosiers To Lose Medicaid Benefits

A federal omnibus bill passed Thursday sets an end date for continuous Medicaid coverage.

New Leadership For Indiana's Black Legislative Caucus

Rep. Earl Harris, D-East Chicago, is th chairman and Rep. Carolyn Jackson, D-Hammond, is vice chair.

Thousands Of Disabled Hoosiers Need Home Health Aides

As Indiana’s population ages, demand for in-home services will grow.

Kenworthy Added To Indiana Court Of Appeals

For the first time, women make up the majority of the court.

Hoosiers Purchased More Than 42K Guns In November

That's a 1% decline from the year before, but an increase from October.

State Calls On Hoosiers To Check Federal Internet Funding Map

More than 12% of Indiana residents live in areas where there is no broadband infrastructure that provides minimally acceptable speeds.

Indiana Senate Proposes Reevaluating State’s Tax Structure

The proposal comes as the nation prepares for a "mild recession" in early 2022.

Poll: Indiana Voters Want Trump As President, Cheaper Health Care

Nearly 40% of respondents said they’d vote for the former president in a 2024 GOP primary, while 28% favor Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis.

Hupfer Eyes Co-Chairmanship Of Republican National Committee

The Indiana Republican Party Chairman is looking to move up.

4 Key Takeaways From Holcomb’s Comments On 2023 Legislative Session

The Republican governor is expected to outline his full legislative agenda for the next session on Jan. 4.

Indiana DOH Announces $10M Nurse-Family Partnership Expansion

Four new organizations across the state will receive the additional funding.

No Disparity In Gaming Industry Purchasing Yet, Study Says

However, shares of spending with minority- and woman-owned firms are falling.

Forecasts Show Additional Money But Slowing Economy In Indiana

State budget requests could quickly eat up new revenue.

Indiana Legislators Skeptical As Agencies Outline Their Needs

Many agencies have other projects in need of funding on top of salary increases.

Companies Invest $22B In Indiana This Year, Create 24K New Jobs

The average wage for new job commitments also rose: $34.71 hourly — 27% more than the state’s average hourly wage.

Indiana Auto Crashes Cost 900 Lives And $8 Billion, Report Says

The Advocates for Highway and Auto Safety recommends the state adopt a wide range of new laws.

Tina Stasny in Porchlight Music Theatre's Cabaret

The seven time Tony Award winning landmark musical returns this Spring at the Ruth Page Center, January 14 - February 12, 2023

Holcomb Staying Out Of Governor’s Race — For Now

He hasn't thrown his support yet to any of the candidates to succeed him and is instead focusing on his 2023 legislative priorities.

State Prepares To Meet New Child Legal Case Competency Requirements

There’s little time left before the Dec. 31 deadline.

Doden Proposes Policy Incentives To Retain, Attract Teachers

The program marks some of the first definitive policy proposals by any of the candidates vying for the Indiana governor’s seat.

Hoosier Hospitals Filling With Flu Patients

The state's health chief is urging residents to get vaccinated.

Sen. Mike Braun Formally Announces Run For Governor

Throughout his time in Congress, Braun has closely aligned himself with former President Donald Trump.

Lt. Gov. Suzanne Crouch Running For Indiana Governor

She joins U.S. Sen. Mike Braun and Fort Wayne businessman Eric Doden in the race for the Republican nomination.

McCormick Hints At Run For Indiana Governor

The former Republican, now a Democrat, said she could make an official candidacy announcement in early 2023.

Indiana's State Agency Budget Presentations Document Big Needs

Holcomb to focus on employee pay.

Indiana Infant Mortality Rate Ticks Up In 2021

The rise in deaths is particularly high for Hispanic babies.

Indiana Higher Education Commission Fields Tough Funding Questions

The agency on Wednesday presented its recommendations for college and university funding to a state budget panel.

More Hoosiers Report Drinking During Pregnancy

Advocates recommend forming a task force.

Braun Poll Shows Senator With Sizable Lead In Indiana Governor’s Race

He won in potential matchups against Lt. Gov. Suzanne Crouch and Fort Wayne businessman Eric Doden.

Hoosier Midterm Election Turnout Drops 20%

Just 41% of Indiana’s registered voters went to the polls this fall.

More Details Released On Upcoming New Indiana Education Dashboard

Announcements on accountability reform are coming soon.

Indiana AG Rokita Aues TikTok In Allen Superior Court

He is seeking an emergency injunction and civil penalties against the company for alleged deceptive practices.