Indiana’s parole board will consider Jeffrey Weisheit’s bid to reduce his death sentence before his scheduled Nov. 5 ...

The Indiana State Board of Finance approved its third round of reimbursements to local governments for losses incurred during the state's gas tax suspension on Tuesday, Sept. 15, 2026.

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Two Indiana coal plants remain open under an order from the federal government. But a Friday appellate ruling could change ...

The Indiana Supreme Court on Thursday declared state Sen. Spencer Deery as a three-vote Republican primary winner over a President Donald Trump-endorsed challenger. The court issued its decision about ...

The attorney general’s office urged Indiana’s highest court Thursday to dismiss a religious freedom challenge to the state’s near-total abortion ban, arguing that women who are not pregnant or seeking ...

The first television ad from Republicans in this year’s Indiana secretary of state race is an all-out attack on Greg Ballard’s time as the Republican mayor of Indianapolis. By the end of Friday, two ...

Former Indianapolis Mayor Greg Ballard touts his run for secretary of state under the new Lincoln Party banner as a way to burst open an easier path for independent-minded candidates to make the ...

State officials want to see more Hoosier students earn college credits or career certifications before they graduate high school. Indiana leads the nation for students finishing at least one college ...

Indiana Republicans say they’re starting a statewide advertising campaign to boost secretary of state candidate Max Engling — a month after Democratic nominee Beau Bayh’s ads first hit the airwaves.

The greatest risk to secure voting in Indiana is a lack of sufficient training for county election workers, secretary of state candidate Greg Ballard said Wednesday in proposing a standardized ...

What would you do with $68 billion? That is the size of the decision Indiana is about to make. The state recently launched a procurement so large it will determine who delivers health care to nearly 1 ...