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U.S. Sen. Todd Young (R-Ind.) says economic challenges high prices at the gas pump and the grocery store are the most important issue facing voters this fall.

With a greater spotlight this year on the race for Secretary of State, Libertarians are looking to make a significant impact.

Election security and the validity of election results themselves are at the forefront of Indianas race for secretary of state.

Pediatricians are seeing an increase in children infected with respiratory illnesses, including respiratory syncytial virus, or RSV.

Among other things, it encourages them to pass bills that reduce barriers to building power lines and other transmission projects, create programs to redevelop closed coal plants and mines, and expand the use of electric rates based on time-of-day to lower the demand for energy and the need for new power plants.

Federal efforts to bring down inflation may be starting to cool Indianas labor market, bringing more layoffs and fewer job openings. But the market still remains tight overall.

The Indianapolis Art Center is bringing art classes and exhibitions to a new space called the Hillside Art Center -- just north of downtown. The inaugural exhibition will feature the work of local artist Gary Gee.

The new project aims to promote two businesses in all 25 council districts across Indianapolis.

Indianapolis is canceling a cricket tournament planned for August due to what city leaders say is breakdown in communication with the hosting organization.

The health department has 350 cases on file for Village at the Mills Crossing dating back to 2018, along with hundreds more before that, for mold, pests, appliances that don’t work and other complaints and violations. The Indianapolis Recorder obtained cases from the health department through a public records request.