Indiana State Senator Luke Kenley, one of the most influential lawmakers at the Statehouse, will retire later this year after 25 years in office.

Some Indiana lawmakers are responding to a Side Effects Public Media and NPR report detailing how the president of an Indiana nonprofit is also lobbying for a drug company.

Even the short-term rental bill's opponents are ready to work on the measure again.

Supporters says a bill that creates the opportunity for businesses and non-profits to establish healthy food access needs state money to get started.

Some of Indiana’s wealthiest school districts are being awarded a chunk of a $40 million state fund reserved for teacher bonuses while most urban schools will receive significantly much less.

A Republican state legislator promises to introduce a bill next session that would ban all abortion in the state of Indiana.

For those who’ve followed Indiana’s LGBT rights debate over the last year and a half, Tuesday’s hearing yielded nothing new.

The United States Census Bureau is exploring online surveys, with success in several trial runs.

A state Senate fiscal analysis estimates illegal immigration costs the state up to $130 million a year.

The committee created by lawmakers to rewrite Indiana’s standardized assessment, the ISTEP, met for the first time Tuesday. No decisions were made, yet it became clear to the educators, policymakers and lawmakers gathered that a vast amount of work lies ahead before their deadline just six months away.