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The convention is back at 100 percent capacity after being canceled in 2020 and then postponed and limited to 50 percent capacity last year due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

The Indiana Department of Child Services is seeing a higher percentage of its family case managers leave the agency, its director told the DCS Oversight Committee.

A group of nearly two dozen climate scientists from Indiana's universities says the Pence administration doesn't understand the science of climate change and needs to take action to address the issue.

President Donald Trump will make his 10th campaign trip to Indiana Thursday, in part to boost Republican U.S. Senate candidate Mike Braun.

The organization met with farmers from across the state over the weekend to lay out its policy plans for 2019.

SNAP and other food assistance is up for renewal through the Farm Bill that is in a U.S. House conference committee.

Biologists have long been concerned about Asian carp reaching the Great Lakes and overwhelming native fish species. They say the same thing could happen in Lake Monroe, which is Indiana's largest reservoir covering nearly 11,000 acres.

Legislation nearing passage would allow private businesses in Indiana to give preference to military veterans when hiring new employees. It's a system already in use in the public sector.

Indiana Black Expo, city officials and other partners unveiled a strategic action plan Tuesday for the "Your Life Matters" initiative, which is aimed at improving the lives of young black men.

The number of children removed from their homes jumped 61 percent from 2012 to 2016, according to the Indiana Department of Child Services.