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A federal judge Thursday ordered Indiana to continue recognizing the marriage of one of the same-sex couples challenging the state's gay marriage ban.

A tornado-producing storm hit central Indiana Tuesday afternoon, damaging homes on the city's west side, and downing power lines and uprooting trees in the city and its suburbs, authorities said.

Indiana regulators have fined CenterPoint nearly $900,000 for natural gas pipeline violations the utility previously known as Vectren committed in 2019.

The Indiana Constitution gives the power to call a special session to the governor. Its unclear whether the legislature can, too.

It's still extremely early in the 2024 race for Indiana governor. But the only Republican who's formally announced his bid is trying to stake an early claim in the race.

Many school corporations say they're now struggling find substitute teachers. It's a trend in school districts across the county, but recent changes in the Hoosier education landscape make it a special challenge in Indiana.

Democratic Secretary of State candidate Beth White says she wants to improve Indiana's voter participation, which is third lowest in the country, and is proposing a series of election reforms.

Indiana officials say a heavy equipment parts maker in Plymouth plans to create 475 jobs by 2017 and 15 other companies have pledged to create nearly 1,700 other jobs over the next decade in return for more than $19 million in tax credits and other incentives.

Leaders from Indiana's public universities made their biennial trip to the State Budget Committee Wednesday in advance of a new state budget that legislators will debate early next year.

The Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over is an annual enforcement effort supported by federal funding allocated to police agencies from the Indiana Criminal Justice Institute. State troopers will work overtime starting Friday through Sept. 7 to conduct sobriety patrols and checkpoints.