Andi TenBarge - TheStateHouseFile.com

In 2012, a summer drought eventually led to a water ban that limited when and how much residents could water their lawns.

During his primary campaign, Bernie Sanders touted his ideas that energized young voters across the country.

Lawmakers on the House Public Policy Committee are wondering whether the Indiana Horse Racing Commission is the right place for daily fantasy sports, but they are not sure if the Indiana Gaming Commission is the proper fit either.

The federally-funded project added 80,000 square feet to one building and renovated 76,000 square feet of existing space in three other buildings at a cost of roughly $32 million.

A bill that would allow needle exchange programs across Indiana passed the House on Tuesday and is headed back to the Senate which hasn't considered that provision of the legislation.

Groups that support the state's plan to expand health care coverage for low-income Hoosiers gathered in the Indiana Statehouse on Thursday to urge the federal government to approve the proposal so it can be implemented.

Location Navigation consists of a more intuitive design to make it easier to find agencies. The site contains seven categories that each serve as its own portal, featuring the top content from those top specific agencies.

The new legislation provides solutions for military men and women from all components of the military. The bill requires all active, reserve, and Guard service members to undergo person-to-person mental health assessments.

The new policy means Medicaid will not reimburse a hospital or physician for a child delivery prior to 39 weeks gestation unless it occurs naturally or is medically necessary.

The Indiana Family and Social Services Administration awarded 30 organizations from 15 different Indiana counties Early Childhood Education Matching Grants on Wednesday. The program will help provide quality early education for low-income children in Indiana.