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A new report shows Indiana’s ranking in a prominent child well-being report declined, despite marked improvements in youth health outcomes and one of the best education rankings in the nation.

Indiana lawmakers are under pressure to redraw the state's congressional maps at the behest of President Donald Trump. Two of the remaining questions for Indiana's redistricting push are when and how?

Indiana is preparing to receive 5,000 Afghan evacuees at Camp Atterbury in the coming weeks, with the first 1,000 set to arrive by this weekend.

AES Indiana's Eagle Valley plant near Martinsville ran into problems in late April when crews were restarting it after a planned maintenance outage, the company told the state utility commission.

Workforce development and entrepreneurship are top areas of concern in the Chamber's latest report card for its 2025 economic goals.

Former school resource officer Julie Q. Smith will lead Indiana’s new Office of School Safety.

The Indiana Senate voted 43-4 Tuesday in favor of the bill that supporters say is aimed at making roadways safer by combating distracted driving.

More than 60 percent of 2016 graduates received advanced placement or dual credits, according to the Indiana Commission For Higher Education's latest college readiness report.

The Indiana Department of Education recently released standards for the new ethnic studies course. Lawmakers approved a bill last year requiring the change.

It's "The Year of the Farmer."