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The Indiana Black Legislative Caucus says its pleased with progress so far this session on it's justice reform agenda.

There are a slew of changes coming to Indiana's K-12 schools.

Indiana lawmakers will not convene on Monday for an upcoming special session, House Speaker Todd Huston said Wednesday, instead signaling that the Republican-led General Assembly plans to meet later within the 40-day window allowed by state law.

Residence value grew slower, despite complaints from struggling homeowners — and skepticism from state leaders of Indiana's market-based assessment system.

Attorneys for Tyson Timbs and the state of Indiana will argue before the U.S. Supreme Court on Nov. 28 whether the Eighth Amendment protection from "excessive fines" applies to civil forfeitures at the state level.

Indiana's unemployment rate fell to 5 percent, continuing an encouraging downward trajectory since the start of the pandemic. But the number of people in the labor force is falling too -- and that's not a good sign.

Indiana will add more hurdles for people seeking abortions under legislation approved by the House Monday.

The Indiana Judicial Nominating Commission conducted public interviews with 10 candidates to be the next state Supreme Court justice this week before choosing three nominees.

The Bail Project filed a lawsuit Wednesday against the state of Indiana over legislation set to become law on July 1.

As of Thursday, Indiana's Occupational Safety and Health Administration has received close to 6,000 non-formal complaints related to COVID-19.