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Gov. Mike Pence said Wednesday he isn't as concerned that his proposed expansion of the Healthy Indiana Plan receives federal approval on his original timeline of Jan. 1 - as long as it is eventually approved in its original format.

A bipartisan group of former Indiana education chiefs are speaking out against Republican-led legislation to expand the states private school voucher program.

Opponents of a proposed reservoir in central Indiana hope to use this weekend's Earth Day festivals to spread the word about their concerns about the $350 million dam project, which would inundate part of a state park known for its ancient earthworks.

A Northwestern steel plant announced plans to delay relining a blast furnace in Burns Harbor, Indiana. This comes after calls from advocates to abandon its plan to lock in “dirty” steel techniques.

A House committee narrowly cleared a change Wednesday to the Indiana Constitution to dramatically expand who can be held in jail without bail before trial.

Voting by mail in Indiana will get a little harder under legislation approved by a House committee Wednesday. But the bill originally went a lot further in restricting vote-by-mail.

The utilities say theyre losing money because building closures have driven down the demand for energy.

New numbers from the Indiana State Supreme Court show low participation in the eviction diversion program launched in November.

The state could be waiting several months to implement a new law that allows the research and production of industrial hemp, even though Gov. Mike Pence signed the legislation last March.

Same-sex couples from Indiana are heading to Chicago as oral arguments begin on whether or not the state can ban them from getting married. Plaintiffs in the case joined supporters in downtown Indianapolis Monday as part of a sendoff celebration.