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House Republicans rejected every effort by Democrats Wednesday to adjust the state budget bill.

Indiana Medicaid paid more than $14 million for Applied Behavioral Analysis, or ABA, therapy service in 2017. But just two years later, it paid $120 million. Gov. Mike Braun signed an executive order to convene a work group to address improper payments and rising costs while still protecting the service.

Doctors argue releasing abortion records, even with redaction, could compromise patient privacy. The judge’s ruling temporarily blocks the state from disclosing the reports while the case proceeds.

Luke Britt, Indiana’s longest serving public access counselor, is stepping down after 12 years in the role following changes to his office by state lawmakers in 2024.

Haitian Association of Indiana executive director Leonce Jean-Baptiste said the volatility in immigration policy has created unease.

Nearly 18,700 children and youth experiencing homelessness were enrolled in Indiana schools in the 2022-23 academic year.

Indianapolis will join cities across the country, Tuesday, for National Night Out, an effort to fight back against crime and promote peace in communities. This year, the city's police union is using the event to build better relationships with kids.

A bill that would have made street camping illegal died in the Indiana House. Some legislators hope to create a task force to study homelessness across the state.

Indiana’s Congressional Delegation is calling for action over reports about widespread mail delays in the U.S. Postal Service distribution hub in Indianapolis.

Lawmakers from both parties are thinking about huge potential cuts in federal funding as they write this year’s state budget.