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The legislation would pay people who are proven innocent $50,000 for each year they were behind bars. It also says if they take that money, they cant sue the state, seeking money in civil court.

Local civil rights groups are responding to two police shootings in under eight hours in Indianapolis and demanding a fair investigation. City leaders say they agree.

On Tuesday, the tabletop game convention announced it was canceling the in-person event in response to the coronavirus pandemic.

In a video statement, Hill references his efforts to boost drug addiction treatment, lawsuits against pharmaceutical companies and his numerous anti-abortion legal fight

Republican legislative leaders are urging the state to use 2018 ISTEP scores for school letter grades and teacher evaluations this school year, instead of 2019 ILEARN scores.

The International Economic Development Conference in Indianapolis this week aims to help attendees address workforce issues.

Indianapolis Mayor Greg Ballard says the state's penalties for those accused of crimes involving guns are not a deterrence for criminals. He told the House Courts and Criminal Code Committee, Monday, that the current sentencing laws are seen as the cost of doing business and need to be tougher.

The bill would have created a pilot program speed cameras in four work zones statewide. Tickets would only have been issued if a driver was caught going 11 miles per hour over the limit while workers were present.

Farmers and those who depend on federally funded nutrition programs are hurting because Congress can't come to terms on a new Farm Bill.

A bill up for passage in the Senate this week would require schools, beginning in 2021, to have a relationship with a mental health care provider before getting school safety dollars.