Of the five major Indiana electric utilities, more than 19,000 households had bills that were past due in December and were eligible for assistance. More than 54,000 Hoosier households were on payment plans.

Indiana lawmakers filed about two dozen anti-LGBTQ+ bills, tripling previous years. But what bills are still moving forward at the Statehouse and what bills missed key deadlines at the session’s midpoint?

The first half of the legislative session wraps up as the Senate approves bills banning books and criminalizing electronic tracking, while a bill to move to partisan school boards dies in the House.

Hurricanes and tropical storms may only happen on the coast, but they can still send high winds and heavy rains into Indiana.

Warmer springs can make the growing season last longer. But they can also mean more weeds, seasonal allergies, and mosquitos.

How can Hoosiers who have not yet claimed their $200 tax refund check their eligibility and claim this money? Several listeners were curious.

Public transportation across counties is an issue throughout Indiana, particularly for those with disabilities or those who need accommodations that traditional public transportation systems cannot provide.

Property rights and environmental issues split both parties on the matter.

The Indianapolis-based pharmaceutical company, Eli Lilly and Company, announced Wednesday it will lower the prices of its branded insulin by 70 percent and will introduce more price caps for its non-branded insulin.

Legislation headed to the House aims to overhaul the quality of care that local health departments provide to Hoosiers.