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Open Beds, the state's Family and Social Services Administration and Indiana 2-1-1 have teamed on a new online platform.

The 7-year-old program, known as school choice, allows students to use state money to pay for tuition at non-public schools.

Lawmakers from both chambers say they agree on a final version of a teacher licensing bill that stirred controversy in recent weeks.

Mayor Joe Hogsett asked for the funding request to be fast-tracked so the city could address the issue more quickly.

The U.S. Department of the Interior and the National Park Service announced Monday that the university is receiving an African American Civil Rights Grant for the project.

An estimated 700,000 Hoosiers participated in the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, or SNAP, last year.

Dozens of protesters marched to Gov. Eric Holcomb's office Tuesday to request he veto a bill that would dramatically increase penalties for a drug dealer if a person overdoses and dies.

Backed by the Holcomb administration, lawmakers took steps in the session's final weeks to remedy that unintended consequence of a state immigration law.

The General Assembly passed legislation to create a single high school diploma structure in Indiana.

There are plenty of options for getting home on one of the most dangerous nights on the roads.