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Utility companies will soon be allowed to resume disconnections for unpaid bills. The states consumer advocate group is asking the Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission to continue protections for people unemployed due to the COVID-19 crisis.

The northern Indiana utility NIPSCO will postpone removing toxic coal ash from ponds near its Michigan City coal plant until next spring.

State and federal officials are urging residents not to plant the seeds or throw them away where they could grow in landfills.

Two policy briefs prepared for energy watchdog the Citizens Action Coalition say taxpayers missed out on about $95 million in savings and thousands of jobs when Indiana repealed its energy efficiency resource standard.

Educators running for seats in the Indiana General Assembly for the most part fell short of enough votes on election night, but at least one teacher candidate plans to continue advocating for his school and community.

Advocates for older Hoosiers say while Indiana nursing homes have emerged from the worst of the COVID-19 pandemic, there are still ongoing issues that can't be ignored.

Indiana lawmakers want to evaluate the states Medicaid program and plans for the future. A new committee will look at requests for new services or changes to the program.

A bill that would have eliminated the statute of limitations for all sex crimes in Indiana was significantly scaled back by a Senate committee Tuesday.

A measure meant to better align education and employment in Indiana could impact the types of courses public colleges and universities are allowed to offer.

Renewable energy advocates and some lawmakers say Hoosiers need better access to solar power to have energy independence.