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CEO of the IndyChamber Michael Huber says there are two realities in Indianapolis. One is a growing economy, the second is a reality of economic limitations.

The Department of Child Services announced a campaign to encourage more Hoosiers to become foster and adoptive parents.

The RFRA fix said the 2015 laws religious freedom defense couldnt be used to justify denying service to someone based on characteristics such as age, race, sexual orientation or gender identity

Hoosiers are split down the middle on abortion in the annual Ball State Hoosier Survey. And a vast majority support some gun regulations.But there's a…

The case will determine if the Environmental Protection Agency can set emission levels on greenhouse gases and require new plants to have certain permits.

The Department of Workforce Development is proposing a cut in state funding for several life-skills classes that teach things like basic nutrition and personal finance.

Hamilton County was designated a 21st Century Talent Region this week. The title symbolizes the county's commitment to growing its workforce along with organizations like schools and companies to work together.

A group of Indianapolis leaders says policy has enforced racial inequality and talked about opportunities for change at a recent event that focused on race and place.

When e-scooters hit the streets of Indianapolis last year, the city had to act quickly to implement safety policies. A recent study finds riders still suffer scooter-related injuries.

Attorney General Curtis Hill is asking the U.S. Supreme Court to rule on the constitutionality of a 2017 anti-abortion law.