Indiana Earns 86/100 in New Financial Transparency Ranking

According to new national report by Truth in Accounting

Indianapolis Faces $1.1 Billion Shortfall, Earning a “C” Grade

New report by Truth in Accounting analyzes Indianapolis' financial report

Indianapolis received ‘C’ for fiscal health

New report by watchdog

Holcomb, Pence And Braun Address Thousands At NRA Convention In Indianapolis

The crowd greeted former Vice President and Indiana Gov. Mike Pence with boos, the only speaker to receive such a response.

Donald Trump Talks Gun Rights — But Not His Criminal Charges — At NRA Convention In Indianapolis

The former president spoke for the first time since his indictment.

Rokita Argues To Reopen Bernard Lawsuit So He Can “Correct” Judge's Ruling He Violated Indiana Law

Indianapolis OB-GYN Dr. Caitlin Bernard oversaw a medication abortion for a 10-year-old rape victim from Ohio.

Lawmakers Step Back From Indy Takeover, Add $8 Million In Road Funding

The bill would result in an equal decrease in road funding to cities, counties and towns spread across the state, according to an analysis.

Benjamin Harrison Site Hosts “Future Presidents Of America” Summer Camp

The program, designed for youths between the ages of 13 and 16, will help them develop confidence, civil literacy and good citizenship.

Trump, Pence, Holcomb Among Top GOP Speakers At Next Month's NRA Event In Indianapolis

Tickets are not required but attendees must show proof of NRA membership.

Indianapolis, Indiana ranks #43 in TIA’s latest report

The report is based on the cities’ 2021 annual comprehensive financial reports, which are not analyzed on this scale by other organizations.

Indiana House Votes To Strip IU's Kinsey Institute Of State Funding

Freshman Rep. Lorissa Sweet claims the institute, which does research on sex, gender and reproduction, could be hiding child predators.

Renters Rally At Indiana Statehouse For Further Protections From Bad Landlords

Two bills on the issue are being considered.

Bad Landlords Measure Gets Unanimous Indiana Senate Committee Support

The bill stems from shutoffs to hundreds of residents at several Indianapolis complexes after the landlord failed to pay its bills.

Licensing Board Schedules Bernard Hearing In Ongoing Abortion Case

AG Rotika says the Indianapolis doctor “failed to immediately report the abuse and rape of a child to Indiana authorities.”

State Strikes Tuition Deal With Ivy Tech For Public Employees

State workers can start taking classes without paying tuition upfront.

Indianapolis OB-GYN Drops Lawsuit Against Rokita

The case has now shifted to an administrative licensing action against Dr. Caitlin Bernard, who performed an abortion on a 10-year-old.

Injunction Blocking Investigation Into Indianapolis OB-GYN Denied

However, the court found Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita violated confidentially laws.

Rokita Advances Complaint Against Bernard To Medical Licensing Board

The action stems from scrutinized consumer complaints filed against the Indianapolis doctor at the center of a controversial abortion case.

Eye To Eye With The Indiana House Chamber Chandelier

The revered lighting fixture is lowered just once or twice a year, stopping inches above lawmakers’ desks.

Pence Recalls RFRA, Capitol Insurrection During Indianapolis Book Talk

The former vice president and Indiana governor emphasized his Christian faith has helped him throughout his career.

State Legislator To Run For Mayor Of Indianapolis

State Rep. Robin Shackleford (D-Indianapolis) currently chairs the Indiana Black Legislative Caucus.

Did Statehouse Drama Doom Battered Indianapolis Bus Project?

Locals decry lost infrastructure funding opportunity after cost-cutting route change, but could see new solution come January.

Indianapolis Doctor Who Provided Abortion For Minor Sues AG Rokita

Dr. Caitlin Bernard, who provided abortion care to a 10-year-old rape victim from Ohio, says Rokita launched a "baseless investigation."

Gov. Holcomb Dons Pink Bunny Onesie For Trick-or-Treating

The First Couple's costumes were inspired by the Indiana-based movie "The Christmas Story."

Indiana Republicans Aim To Flip “Safe” Democrat Seats

Executive director of Indiana Republican Party says there could be a few GOP wins in Marion County.

Communities Uneasy As Indiana Lawmakers Eye Food And Drink Tax Change

Thirty-three Hoosier communities, including Marion County, have a 1% sales duty levied on businesses that sell or help sell food and drink.

HHC Board Ignores Protesters, Takes No Action On Medicaid Case

The board declined to dismiss a federal lawsuit that many fear would diminish the rights of patients in public facilities.

Grabovsky Challenges Carson In Seventh Congressional District

It's Indiana's only safe Democratic seat in Congress.

Indianapolis Doctor Still Debating Lawsuit Against Rokita

Dr. Caitlin Bernard has up to two years to decide whether she will file a defamation claim against the state attorney general.

Activists, Indianapolis Officials, Push HHC To Drop Medicaid Suit

Some worry that the lawsuit would impact any Medicaid beneficiary receiving care in a government-owned facility.

Former Indiana OAG Contractor Paid Just $3K In Lobby Registry Fines

Conservative policy activist Erin Tuttle of Indianapolis faced up to $45,000 for missing 10 required filings as a lobbyist.

Indy Chamber BAC Endorses Bipartisan Slate Of Candidates

The group endorsed 20 candidates — 13 Democrats and seven Republicans.

Hoosier Law Experts Denounce SCOTUS Dobbs Leak

The conversation took place during an event focused on the nation’s highest court, hosted by the Benjamin Harrison Presidential Site.

GOP Sen. Kyle Walker Picks Up Endorsements After Abortion Bill Fallout

The state senator from Indianapolis voted against a proposed near-total ban on abortion in Indiana.

Indiana Passes Near-Total Ban On Abortion, First Since Roe's Fall

The law, which allows abortion in cases of rape and incest, goes into effect on Sept. 15.

Indiana Doctor Who Gave 10-Year-Old Abortion May Sue Attorney General

Dr. Caitlin Bernard's attorney filed a tort claim notice Tuesday against Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita.

Latest In Case Of Indiana Doctor Who Performed Abortion On 10-Year-Old

The doctor sent a cease-and-desist letter to Indiana's attorney general, who said he was investigating whether she reported the procedure.

Indiana Doc Who Performed Abortion For Ohio 10-Year-Old Investigated

"We’re going to fight this to the end, including looking at her licensure," Attorney General Todd Rokita said in an interview on Fox News.

Indianapolis, IN received ‘C’ grade for fiscal health

New report released by Truth in Accounting

Indianapolis-Area Unemployment Still Low: New Data

The Marion County unemployment rate improved recently, according to the newest figures.