Indiana Senator Jim Banks (R) reportedly received suspicious mail as federal authorities investigate a string of such instances involving politicians nationwide.
Republican Max Engling is threatening to sue Democrat Beau Bayh over a new television advertisement in their increasingly bitter Indiana secretary of state election campaign.
Hoosier voters are unhappy with President Donald Trump and don’t think the state is heading in the right direction, according to a Free Press Indiana Poll conducted by Bellwether Research.
New poll results show Democrat Beau Bayh with advantages in name identification and voter support over Republican Max Engling going into the final weeks of the race for Indiana secretary of state.
Three companies announced a possible contract to build a nuclear power plant in what Sullivan County Indiana Energy & Data Centers calls "one of the most active energy development zones in the Midwest."
Hoosier voters are unhappy with President Donald Trump and don’t think the state is heading in the right direction, according to a Free Press Indiana Poll conducted by Bellwether Research.
The name, image and likeness brand deals prevalent in collegiate athletics are trickling down to high school athletes, but Indiana lawmakers appear unlikely to regulate the practice for now.
If your home was damaged in the severe flooding Indiana saw in August, you can apply for assistance money from the Federal Emergency Management Agency, or FEMA.
Indiana officials in a news release said more than 58,000 people could lose insurance through the Healthy Indiana Plan in 2027 because they are not meeting the state’s new Medicaid work requirements.
A national coalition of AI companies, labor unions and investors is launching a campaign in Indiana calling for tighter guardrails on new data centers while pushing back against local moratoriums.
The Indiana Family and Social Services Administration quietly paused determinations for disability Medicaid waivers in August to review how case managers were implementing the agency’s new interRAI assessment system, as advocates raised alarm about the tool’s accuracy.
Portage Township Trustee Jason Critchlow is running for mayor of South Bend in 2027, becoming the first candidate to enter the race. Critchlow announced his campaign Monday in a video posted to Facebook. He also spoke with the South Bend Tribune about his decision.
Denouncing political activity by Indiana’s top elections officer, secretary of state candidate Greg Ballard is calling for a ban on partisan actions by whoever holds the office.
Strong winds from Aug. 11 storms inflicted the worst damage in NIPSCO’s history, knocking out power to 375,000 customers — largely in Lake and Porter counties. Some homes and businesses didn’t regain electricity for two weeks.
New court data shows tens of thousands of expungements granted since 2024, but waiting periods and unpaid court debt still keep many people from applying.
Claire Graham, the founder of Dance Abilities, got the idea for the program in high school after realizing while she was studying dance, she was never able to connect with her sister with Down syndrome while she took part in her own activities.
If you are a tenant facing eviction in Indiana, it can be scary and complicated. You can get free legal guidance in many cases, but most tenants go to court without a lawyer.
Campaign fights over Indiana connections have had mixed results in the past, but the issue could linger in the expensive race for the office topping this fall’s state election ballot.
The lawsuit seeks to eliminate the race-based quota that reserves two seats of the IHSAA Board of Directors for “qualified minorities,” according to a news release.
