Inspector General Will Investigate Accusations Against AG Hill

Indiana Inspector General Lori Torres to investigate recent allegations made against Attorney General Curtis Hill.

No Resignation For Indiana Attorney General Curtis Hill

According to a report, one of the woman accusing Hill claims he grabbed her buttocks during party in March for end of legislative session.

Nationwide Protests June 30 Include Indianapolis, Anderson

The protests will be held on June 30 outside the White House and in cities across the country, including events in Indianapolis, Anderson.

Indianapolis Immigration Lawyer Volunteers To Help At Border

An Indianapolis immigration lawyer has already booked her trip down south in hopes she'll be approved to aid detainees at Texas border.

Family Separations At The Border: Indianapolis Protest On June 30

The protests will be held on June 30 outside the White House and in cities across the country, including one in Indianapolis.

House Approves Bill Named After Indianapolis Child

House of Representatives approves the Jordan McLinn and Matthew Bellina Right to Try Act, which was named after a young Indianapolis boy.

Pence Plans Indianapolis Fundraiser For Mike Braun, Josh Hawley

Vice President Mike Pence announces an upcoming fundraiser in Indianapolis for Mike Braun and Josh Hawley: Details

Results: Mike Braun Wins IN GOP Senate Primary, Other Winners

Patch compiled your May 8 Indiana Primary results: More

'Nastiest,' Most Expensive Senate Race Is Indiana's: Report

Indiana's GOP Senate candidates have spent the most on ads, making the state's race the most expensive in the U.S.: Report

Planned Parenthood Sues Indiana Over New Abortion Law

CEO calls it "Yet another attempt by politicians to shame and stigmatize pregnant Hoosiers and spread the myth that abortion is dangerous.'

Repeat Offenders Now Held Accountable For Crimes Outside Of IN

IN Prosecuting Attorney Council praises Governor Holcomb for signing bill that holds repeat offenders accountable for out-of-state crimes.

Trump Campaign To Indiana Rep. Todd Rokita: Take Down Yard Signs

The Rokita signs proclaim in large white letters "Endorsed by Trump/Pence," with smaller letters below adding "2016 Indiana Team Leaders."

Rokita Locked Out Of GOP Database For Accessing Donor Info

Three former GOP officials said the Senate candidate likely violated ethics laws.

Indianapolis City-County Councilor Proposes Assault Weapons Ban

City-county councilor William Oliver introduces assault weapons ban and encourages discussion: Report

April 9 Is Last Day To Register To Vote For Indiana May 8 Primary

All you need to know in order to register to vote during May 8 Indiana Primary as April 9 is deadline: More

Indianapolis Park Designated As National Historic Site

Indianapolis park where Robert Kennedy announced MLK Jr.'s assassination, called for peace is designated as a National Historic Site: More

Indiana Doctors, Patients Praise State's CBD Oil Approval

Local physicians and patients including those in Bloomington welcome Indiana's official approval of CBD oil treatment: Report

Indiana Attorneys Give Statement On White House Opioid Initiative

Assoc. of Indiana Prosecuting Attorneys, Inc. release statement on Trump initiative to stop opioid abuse and reduce drug supply, demand.

Indianapolis Gets Extra Funds To Help With Pothole Repairs

Indianapolis City-County Council unanimously approves extra funding for city-wide pothole repairs: Report

TSA Contacts Holocaust Survivor From Indiana After Search

Holocaust survivor and Terre Haute resident, Eva Mozes Kor, contacted the TSA after an upsetting search in New Mexico: Report

Director of Consumer Protection Division: Tips To Avoid Tax Scams

State attorney's office: Video shows Director of Consumer Protection Division offering tips for avoiding tax scams.

Eyeball Tattooing Banned In Indiana

Gov. Holcomb and Indiana lawmakers approve a bill banning eyeball tattooing: Report

Indiana Now Allows Sunday Alcohol Sales

Indiana Governor Eric Holcomb signs Sunday carryout alcohol sales bill into law: Report

IN Sunday Alcohol Sales Bill Heads To Gov. After Senate Approval

Indiana Senate votes in approval of Sunday carryout alcohol sales, which will bring bill to Governor Eric Holcomb for final approval: Report

Indiana Lawmakers Discuss ‘Opt-In’ Requirement Bill For Sex Ed

What Indiana lawmakers are saying as they're weighing an ‘opt-in’ requirement bill for sex education in public schools: Report

Attorney Gen. Curtis Hill Expands Opioid Legal Team

Attorney General Curtis Hill continues fight against opioid crisis by announcing expansion to his legal team: Report

Attorney Gen. Curtis Hill Praises Lethal Injection Case Decision

Officials say Indiana Attorney General Curtis Hill praises the Indiana Supreme Court's decision in this lethal injection case: Report

Indiana Senate Backs Guns During Church Services At Schools

The Indiana Senate voted 43-5 to allow worshipers to carry guns during services located at schools. Here's what's next:

Donald Trump Calls Death Of Colts Edwin Jackson 'So disgraceful'

President Donald Trump tweets about illegal immigration after deaths of Colts LB Edwin Jackson and Uber driver Jeffrey Monroe: More

Amtrak Train With Indiana Reps, GOP Lawmakers Hits Truck: 1 Dead

Train carrying Indiana Reps. and GOP lawmakers to a policy retreat hit a truck in VA, partially derailing and killing one: Report

Indy Council Approves $300,000 For Witness Protection Program

Indianapolis City-County Council approves $300,000 for city Witness Protection Program necessities: Report

DACA: How Many Could Be Deported In IN And What It Could Cost

With more than 9,000 DACA recipients in Indiana, the state could lose more than $507 Million GDP if they were deported.

First Openly Gay Olympian Doesn't Want Mike Pence At Olympics

US Olympic Winter team figure skater Adam Rippon disproves of Mike Pence leading Olympic delegations due to perceived beliefs on gay rights.

Indiana House Committee Approves Sunday Alcohol Sales Bill​ 12-1

No Sunday alcohol sales in Indiana is one step closer to being a thing of the past thanks to a 12-1 House Committee vote: More

Indiana K-12 Funding Fix Approved By Senate Committee

Indiana K-12 funding bill approved after the Dept. of Education warned public schools in Nov. that they may get less funding than expected.

School Segregation In Indianapolis: What The Data Shows

By using zoning policies, districts Like Indianapolis can decrease racial segregation at their schools. Some argue they don't go far enough.

Indiana Alliance Pushes For Repeal Of Protections For Smokers

A group of Indiana health and business organizations is pushing for a repeal of a 1991 law protecting smokers: Report

'Chronic Body Odor' Lawsuit Filed By Ex-Indianapolis Employee

Former Indianapolis employee filed lawsuit against the city for being fired after she installed air fresheners to combat co-worker's odor.

Indiana Lawmaker To Sponsor Sports Betting Legislation

Republican Rep. Alan Morrison of Terre Haute says he'll sponsor sports betting legislation in Indiana if the Supreme Court does this:

Sen. Donnelly One Of Many Senators Calling For Franken To Resign

A former congressional aide told Politico that Franken tried to forcibly kiss her in 2006 after a taping of his radio program.