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The Indiana House Republican Caucus is facing a lawsuit over its decision to withhold emails shared between one of its members and several utility companies.

In part one of a three-part series, we visit Indiana's Lake Michigan port facility to see how it's secured its place in the global steel supply chain.

With Indiana's state tax collections surging, a top Republican legislator is looking at possible significant changes to the state sales tax and cutting property taxes for some businesses.

The ACLU filed a motion to halt the ban before it would take effect on July 1. U.S. District Court Judge James Patrick Hanlon told both parties he would issue a ruling “as soon as possible.”

The Indiana State Department of Health plans to analyze the blood samples being collected by the Delaware County Health Department from children of workers at a Muncie battery-recycling plant.

The Senate Environmental Affairs Committee adjourned without voting on a bill on Monday that would have created a climate solutions task force.

A proposal to combat truancy in the Indiana legislature raised concerns that it would push students into the juvenile justice system.

Gov. Mike Pence made it official today: the Indiana State Board of Education is getting an overhaul. Pence announced he has signed Senate Bill 1, which passed over the objections of state Superintendent Glenda Ritz, Democrats and her other supporters.

Explore the remarkable life and music of Indiana songwriter Stoughton “Bruz” Fletcher, a groundbreaking artist whose work challenged conventions of gender and sexuality decades before the modern LGBTQ+ rights movement. Host Kyle Long will talk with author and researcher Tyler Alpern, whose book “Camped, Tramped and a Riotous Vamp” remains the definitive biography of Bruz Fletcher.

Of the nearly $6 billion Indiana will receive from the American Rescue Plan, Faith In Indiana is demanding the governor send $117 million or 2 percent to gun violence intervention programs.