New research from the Eviction Lab at Princeton University provides a clearer picture of the demographics of who gets evicted in the U.S.

A legal dispute between a teacher's union in Richmond and their school corporation may set an important precedent for how educator salaries are negotiated across the state. The Richmond Community Schools board recently set up temporary supplemental payments to teachers for this school year. But the local teachers union argues the payments' timing infringes on their bargaining rights.

Recent conflict in Israel following attacks by a Palestinian militant group has left thousands injured and many dead.

A private Republican caucus chose Greg Goode this weekend to become Indianas newest state senator.

General Motors long argued its battery plants have no legal or practical path to be made part of the same United Auto Workers union contract as the rest of its manufacturing workers. On Friday, the UAW announced the company has now agreed to do just that in a last-ditch effort to avoid a potentially devastating strike.

Hoosiers who want to vote in the upcoming municipal elections in November have until Tuesday to register.

Indianas next municipal elections are six weeks away. One voter rights group has launched an online tool to equip voters with resources and more information.

A software company that had a data breach that exposed the information of thousands of nonprofits will pay nearly $50 million in a multi-state settlement.

The Indiana Department of Education says schools across the state have an attendance problem. The department introduced new attendance data and discussed possible solutions this week at an Indiana State Board of Education meeting.

U.S. Rep. Jim Baird (R-Greencastle) announced this week he will run for reelection in 2024.