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Is A Statewide Public Defense System The Answer?

Part three of the Justice For All? series: Indiana could look to neighboring states like Kentucky for ideas on how to change its public defense system.

Signs detail the restrictions for visitors at St. Joseph Hospital in Mishawaka, Indiana.

Coronavirus: State Orders Daily Virus Updates From Nursing Homes, GM Hiring Temp Workers

The Indiana State Department of Health reported 31 additional deaths on Monday, bringing the state's total to 844. The state announced nearly 16,000 total confirmed cases, with more than 84,000 Hoosiers tested.

Outside of Indiana University Health's Methodist Hospital, a sign reads, "You are more than essential. Our community stays home for you."

Coronavirus: State Reports 6th Prison Case, IDOE, Public TV Partner For Remote Learning

The Indiana State Department of Health reported 34 additional deaths Tuesday, bringing the states total to 173. The state announced 5,507 total confirmed cases, with more than 28,000 Hoosiers tested.

Delta-8 and other cannabinoid products have long existed in a legal gray area.

Delta-8 in dispute: following attorney general’s guidance, industry files suit

When Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita issued the opinion in January this year finding that the products are illegal, law enforcement around the state took note — and some members of the industry promptly filed suit.

Kelly Dawn Jones speaks at the Day Without Child Care protest, held at her in-home child care business on Indianapolis' southeast side. She said the child care workforce needs racial justice, thriving wages and affordable care for all families.

Indianapolis child care providers walk out to highlight low pay, 'missed opportunity' at legislature

Some Indianapolis child care providers shut their doors Thursday to call attention to low wages and limited state support. The protest comes after a legislative session that saw few steps taken to address Indiana’s child care access and affordability crisis.

Rep. Jefferson Shreve faces challenge for second term in 6th Congressional District primary race

Here's your voter guide for Indiana's 6th Congressional District. The primary election is May 5.

The Indiana Family and Social Services Administration will release more than 2,600 slots for the Pathways waiver and about 1,800 slots for the Health and Wellness waiver, according to the agency's deputy chief of staff. FSSA said it will release those slots in July and August.

FSSA reopens Medicaid waiver slots, but only covers a fraction of Hoosiers on waitlists

Previously closed slots for Indiana's Medicaid waivers reopened on July 1. Indiana Those slots released by the state for the coming year will only cover about one-third of the 13,000 people still on the waitlist for home- and community-based health services.

Coronavirus: House Dems Ask For Workforce Protection, E-Learning Likely Through Summer

The Indiana State Department of Health reported 61 additional deaths Tuesday, bringing the states total to 630. The state announced more than 12,000 total confirmed cases, with more than 67,000 Hoosiers tested.

EPA Under Trump Makes Major Rule Changes During COVID-19 Crisis

Here are seven rule changes the Environmental Protection Agency made or proposed since Indianas "Stay-At-Home" order went into effect on March 25.

At a remote, video meeting of the Indiana Election Commission Friday, Republicans again rejected an attempt to expand vote-by-mail for this year’s general election.

Coronavirus: Holcomb Aims For School Funding Certainty, GOP Rejects Expanded Vote-By-Mail

The Indiana State Department of Health reported 89 additional confirmed deaths over the last week, bringing the state's total to 2,924. The state announced more than 80,000 total confirmed cases including three days with more than 1,000 reported cases and more than 906,000 Hoosiers tested.

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