The thousands of poor Indiana children who will attend new publicly funded preschool programs this year through Gov. Mike Pence's state preschool pilot and an Indianapolis program sponsored by Mayor Greg Ballard all have one thing in common. They all must be legal U.S. residents.

Gov. Mike Pence ordered the State Health Department to investigate the abortion and health care provider two weeks ago in the wake of videos allegedly showing national Planned Parenthood officials discussing the sale of aborted fetal tissue, which is against the law in Indiana.

Gov. Mike Pence ordered an investigation in the wake of a national scandal. In letters to facilities in Merrillville, Indianapolis and Bloomington, the State Health Department says it completed its investigation and found no wrongdoing, declaring the matter closed.

Gov. Mike Pence promised to expand opportunities for charter schools in speech Tuesday July 28th at the Indianapolis conference of a private charter school company.

Despite recent news that Indiana's unemployment rate is at a 7-year low, activists say too many newly created jobs in the state are low paying.

Adam Lonnberg of Evansville's Signature School and Margaret Christy of Franklin Central on Indianapolis' southside were named 2015's Mr. and Miss Math. Adit Chandra and Helena Ma, both from Carmel High School were named Mr. and Miss Science.

The new Broadband Ready Communities Development Center will team with local governments to encourage and approve communications projects that expand Internet access.

Gov. Mike Pence declared a period of mourning Tuesday for the five service members slain last week in Tennessee and directed that flags be lowered to half-staff for one week at all state properties, until sunset on July 28.

Indiana took out a more than $2 billion loan from the federal government at the height of the recession to pay unemployment benefits. It's been paying it back ever since. And as long as the state owes money on the loan, employers have to pay a penalty.

Gov. Mike Pence says he wants all Hoosiers to know that, beginning Monday morning, members of the National Guard will be armed and able to defend themselves.