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Indiana communities are receiving nearly $3 million in new federal support to help more children, parents and pregnant people enroll in Medicaid and the Children’s Health Insurance Program.

The Indiana Criminal Justice Institute is giving out $40 million this year to organizations that provide services to victims of crime.

The Indiana House unanimously approved legislation Monday to shorten the length of the ISTEP test that begins this week, clearing the way for the Senate to vote quickly to send the bill to the governor.

A Senate committee passed a bill Wednesday aimed at reviving Indiana's declining casino industry. The bill includes accommodations for the various needs of the state's 13 casinos. But, not all are satisfied with the proposed fixes.

The Environmental Protection Agency announced Wednesday that Southern Indiana Gas and Electric Company has agreed to install pollution control equipment expected to reduce sulfuric acid emissions from both power plants by approximately 1,400 tons each year.

Indiana's Democratic Party Chairman John Zody submitted a formal inquiry to Gov. Mike Pence Monday with questions about an administration staffer's ties to a recent mayoral race in Jasper.

Gov. Mike Pence Tuesday announced the most aggressive steps yet coming out of his Drug Task Force to help address Indiana's substance abuse crisis.

Volunteers of America Ohio and Indiana broke ground Monday on their latest recovery home construction project in Indianapolis.

Stellantis, parent company of Jeep and Chrysler, announced Wednesday it plans to build a second EV battery plant in Kokomo.This comes as the United Auto Workers presses the company to protect union jobs in the shift to EVs.

The Senate Corrections Committee passes two controversial bills. Speed cameras legislation moves forward. And the state's longest-serving legislator announces this session will be his last. Here's what you might have missed this week at the Statehouse.