A report from Ball State University shows the Republican-backed law to cap Indiana property taxes forced most local governments to face tough financial choices.

In a stunning twist to a sluggish effort, Indianapolis Public Schools' bid for $725 million in tax hikes was brought to a halt Monday.

Two taxpayer referendums worth nearly $1 billion were approved unanimously by the Indianapolis Public Schools Board Thursday to be placed on the May primary election ballot.

The decision comes about a year after the families in the town of Hope appealed to the county about the impact of large hog farms on their home values.

School districts across the state -- including three in Hamilton County -- are once again asking voters to help fund public schools, with nine districts asking for property tax increases Tuesday.

The Indiana Supreme Court could soon decide a case that would cost local governments millions of dollars in property tax revenue.

Bartholomew County may develop a residential property tax deduction to ease tensions between large livestock farms and nearby residents.

As a follow-up to a lawsuit the state attorney general filed last month, the Legislature passed a bill aiming to protect homeowners from tax sale fraud.

The amendment would allow local governments to get back property tax incentives granted to a company, if the company moves out of the state.

A Ball State study finds that use of tax increment funding is diverting hundreds of millions of dollars away from the local governments that use.