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Rep. Kendell Culp (R-Rensselaer) is the House sponsor of SB 10, which would ban the use of student IDs from Indiana public colleges and universities to prove someone's identity at their polling place.

House Republicans vote to ban use of college student IDs at polling places

Student IDs from Indiana's public colleges and universities could no longer be used as voter IDs under a bill, SB 10, approved by House Republicans Tuesday.

An Indiana judge ruled in September 2024 that terminated pregnancy reports were protected under Indiana's Access to Public Records Act.

Governor Braun orders IDOH to share individual terminated pregnancy reports

Gov. Mike Braun is ordering the Indiana Department of Health to resume releasing individual terminated pregnancy reports, as it did before the state’s near-total abortion ban took effect.

Schools Have Flexible Options For Making Up Snow Days

Severe winter weather has forced schools across Indiana to cancel classes numerous times, leaving the question of if that time would need to be made up. Thursday, the Indiana Department of Education released a plan offering schools options to makeup snow days.

FILE - In this Dec. 17, 1999, file photo, from left, Indiana Pacers President Donnie Walsh, Indiana Fever's Chief Operating Officer Kelly Krauskopf, Fever player Stephanie McCarty, and interim head coach Ann Donovan pose with an Indiana Fever T-shirt in Indianapolis. The Indiana Pacers have hired Kelly Krauskopf as their new assistant general manager, making her the first woman in league history to hold the title.

Pacers Hire NBA's 1st Female Assistant General Manager

Kelly Krauskopf spent 19 seasons as the top executive of the WNBA's Indiana Fever and helped oversee Indiana's new NBA2K league team.

A pilot program enacted by the state legislature has found one in five infants born to at-risk mothers at four Indiana hospitals had opiates in their system at birth.

High Rates Of Opioid-Addicted Babies Born To High-Risk Moms

In 2014, Indiana passed a law creating both a task force and a pilot program that would study the prevalence of neonatal drug exposure in Indiana.

The Indiana Court of Appeals defined the boundary between private and public property along Lake Michigan at the Ordinary High Water Mark.

Federal court considering dispute over Lake Michigan access

A federal appeals court appeared unlikely to disturb a 2018 Indiana Supreme Court ruling that held that the shoreline of Lake Michigan is, and always has been, owned by the state for the public's use.

Groups file injunction in lawsuit challenging local government for failure to redistrict by deadline

Common Cause Indiana, the League of Women Voters of Indiana and the Madison County NAACP have filed a preliminary injunction in their lawsuit against Andersons city council.

During a 2018 demonstration, protesters gather in front of Gov. Eric Holcomb's office as part of a "die in." The group demanded Holcomb veto a law that increased penalties for a drug dealer if a person overdosed and died. It was signed into law four days later.

How do bills that have notable opposition in testimony pass through the legislature? Our audience was curious.

Multiple Indiana utilities are considering building new power plants to serve AI data centers — which need a massive amount of electricity to run.

Bill to help power AI data centers puts more risk on tech companies, but Hoosiers would still pay

The bill passed the Indiana Senate on Tuesday and now heads back to the House for consideration.

Ken Falk, legal director for the ACLU of Indiana.

ACLU sues Rokita investigator who allegedly threatened indictment over '86' Facebook post

Lee Lawmaster posted "86" to the Facebook pages of Indiana officials. Then came a knock at the door.

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