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Lawmakers sent legislation to the governor late Wednesday that would help prevent some patients from getting surprise medical bills.

The Department of Workforce Development still has no deadline for when unemployment benefits, authorized by federal law, will reach self-employed Hoosiers despite receiving guidance from the Department of Labor over the weekend.

U.S. Sen. Todd Young (R-Ind.) says he supports a Treasury Department proposal to send direct money to Americans and economic support to small businesses.

Gov. Eric Holcomb ordered all Indiana schools public and non-public to remain closed until at least May 1 while all standardized tests are canceled for this school year.

Indianapolis leaders gathered for a virtual town hall today to talk about the impact of the coronavirus on the African American community.

Senate Republicans couldnt agree to a bill to that would have forced Attorney General Curtis Hill out if his license were suspended for at least a month.

The Indianapolis City-County Council Monday unanimously voted in favor of extending Mayor Joe Hogsett's emergency declaration orders until May 1.

Purdue University announced Monday May and June graduate and undergraduate summer courses will be conducted remotely, and a decision about in-person July classes will be made by May 15.

Federal law already raised the legal smoking age from 18 to 21, so House and Senate lawmakers this session haggled over issues like how much to penalize retailers.

If the Gov. Eric Holcomb signs the bill, it will prohibit local municipalities from infringing on landlord/tenant agreements.