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While the vast majority of soldiers are already vaccinated against COVID-19, the situation is different for some of the Indiana’s approximately 11,500 Army National Guard soldiers.

Indiana consistently ranks among the bottom 10 states for voter registration and turnout. And a new nonprofit hopes to turn that around with the launch of a voter engagement effort called the Indiana Citizen.

The graduate of Pike High School in Indianapolis says poetry is needed now more than ever "to remind us of the beauty that still surrounds us despite all of the seemingly unending anger and strife."

Indiana's attorney generals office vigorously defended Gov. Eric Holcomb's emergency powers in response to a restaurant's lawsuit challenging his order that masks must be worn inside restaurants to stem the spread of the coronavirus.

A new Indiana law will require all police who regularly work inside public schools to undergo basic school resource officer training — effectively closing a loophole that advocates have long wanted lawmakers to address. Gov. Eric Holcomb signed House Bill 1093 into law on Tuesday.

Indiana House Republicans voted to ban nearly all abortions Friday, with limited exceptions.

Tornado watches or warnings, as well as severe thunderstorm warnings, were issued in several counties as the storms moved across the state.

The CARE study has collected data from nearly 40,000 student athletes and military service members from 30 different organizations.

Career and technical education teachers across the state are making and donating protective gear to organizations and hospitals fighting COVID-19, even as they find new ways to teach in lieu of hands-on learning.

The sharpest dividing line between Democrats and Republicans in the 2020 session is becoming clearer: how to spend excess state surplus dollars.