Indiana Nets $15.7M Settlement With E-cigarette Manufacturer

Settlement funds will be used to further prevention, education, harm reduction and mitigation efforts for youth using e-cigarettes.

Hoosiers Share Thoughts On Holcomb, Abortion, Public Health

Indiana Republicans still largely support the governor, though less than before.

Hunger Rises In Indiana Following Expiration Of Child Tax Credit

About 93% of the state's children, nearly 1.5 million, benefited from the expansion, which ended a year ago.

What Does Indiana’s Transgender Athlete Ban Mean For Schools?

One Hoosier school district is drawing fire for its proposed policy to prohibit transgender girls from sports teams.

Indiana Statehouse Basement Renovations Approach $600K

The renovations took place after last year’s legislative session.

Gov. Holcomb Released From Hospital Saturday

He was hospitalized Thursday for pneumonia.

Judge Grants Preliminary Injunction Against Indiana Abortion Ban

The remedy preserves the pre-ban status quo while the matter continues playing out in court.

Gov. Holcomb In Hospital With Pneumonia

He is reportedly resting well and responding to treatment.

Indiana Opioid Settlement Cash To Be In Local Hands Within A Week

About 660 local governments in the Hoosier State are to receive their shares.

New Indiana Program Seeks To Train More ENL Teachers

The number of students learning English as a new language is increasing across the state.

“Family Glitch” Fix Makes Insurance Cheaper For Some Hoosiers

Hundreds of thousands of Indiana residents could save an average of $400 annually.

Indiana House Announces 2023 Committee Chairs

Eight committees will have new leaders in the upcoming session.

Lawmaker Readies Second Take On Hoosier Renters Protections

Report explores rent escrow, tax credit policies.

Bullet Between Bodies Was From Accused Delphi Killer's Gun: Affidavit

The affidavit in the Indiana case of who killed 13-year-old Abigail Williams and 14-year-old Liberty “Libby” German includes new details.

Rule Changes Would Allow Hoosiers On WIC More Fruits And Vegetables

Other changes include additional grain choices and more non-dairy substitutions.

Indiana Chamber: Repairs Needed For “Leaking” Workforce Pipeline

The state's good tax and regulatory structure is not enough, according to the Chamber of Commerce.

U.S. Sen. Mike Braun Running For Indiana Governor In 2024

He has long hinted at the possibility of succeeding Gov. Eric Holcomb, who is term limited.

Indiana Pension System Lost More Than $200M In Russia-Ukraine Fallout

The state invests in other countries too.

Indiana Fetal Remains Law Upheld On Appeal

The law requires the burial or cremation of medical waste following an abortion procedure.

AG Asks Indiana Supreme Court To Hear Lawsuit Against Ball State

The class-action suit seeks punitive damages for COVID-related college campus closures.

Indiana Lawmakers, Teacher Unions Outline Education Priorities

Leaders in the GOP supermajority have different goals than many of the state’s educators.

Economic Uncertainty Expected To Slightly Dampen Charitable Giving

Hoosiers rank high in volunteerism, but their generosity doesn’t extend to funding.

Tax Cuts, Education Dominate Indiana Legislature's Organization Day

The day includes being sworn in, a few speeches and some procedural motions to set up a return in January.

More Suspects Possible In Delphi Killings, Prosecutor Says: Reports

“Our client is the wrong guy,” an attorney for defendant Richard M. Allen told WTHR, calling the case's sealed affidavit "flimsy."

Legislative Leaders Could Trim Governor’s Public Health Request

GOP Senate President Pro Tempore Rodric Bray said he found the hefty price tag "a little bit difficult to swallow."

IN Doctor Testifies She Properly Reported Child Rape Victim's Abuse

Evidence appears to show Dr. Caitlin Bernard communicated with Ohio authorities before performing an abortion on a 10-year-old girl.

Indiana Chamber Previews Priorities For 2023 Legislative Session

The organization's focus is on concerns about talent retention and acquisition as well as child care and energy.

Indiana Secretary of State-Elect Morales Taps Transition Team

A news release said the team includes individuals with decades of experience in both the public and private sectors.

Morales, Indiana's Next Elections Chief, Faces 2018 Vote Fraud Reports

Experts doubt he will face legal challenges, partly because the statute of limitations is fast approaching.

Premature Births On The Rise In Indiana

Only half of the state's 92 counties have full access to maternity healthcare.

New Indiana Senate Committee Chairs Reflect Leadership Changes

The Republican caucus fractured during a special legislative session on abortion earlier this year.

Ruling Delayed On Doctors' Request For Injunction Against Wisconsin AG

A Marion County judge is considering whether to block Rokita from accessing an abortion patient’s records.

Gov. Holcomb To Honor Pat Koch With Sachem Award

Koch is the originating partner of Indiana's Holiday World & Splashin’ Safari.

Cost Of Thanksgiving Dinner Rising For Hoosiers

The Indiana Farm Bureau reports that prices for a 10-person Thanksgiving dinner will rise to $61.

Indiana’s Unemployment Rate Hits 3%

DWD reported that the state had 142,024 job openings as of Nov. 16 and 17,622 Hoosiers were receiving unemployment benefits.

MacKenzie Scott Makes $3M Donation To Indiana Charter School Network

Paramount expects to use the money to support construction projects in Lafayette and South Bend, as well as several other endeavors.

Report: Rural Indiana Needs More Investment To Ensure Stability, Grow

More than 1,000 Hoosiers living in rural Indiana were surveyed for the report.

GOP Gubernatorial Candidate Eric Doden Launches Ad Campaign

He previously served as the president of the Indiana Economic Development Corporation under former Gov. Mike Pence.

Advocates Try Again To Increase Indiana’s Cigarette Tax

Indiana’s smoking rate which costs the state $3.4 billion in healthcare costs annually.

Indiana Health Department Confirms First Monkeypox-Related Death

The individual had “multiple other health conditions” that contributed to the death.