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State says it's in "a good financial position to fill the gap for now with the shutdown." But, if the shutdown drags on, that could change.

The annual show features the work of African American artists from Indiana.

Students start taking ILEARN, Indianas new standardized test, this month. Officials say the exam should provide better data to teachers and schools about student performance.

A bill that would have expanded what consumer advocates call predatory lending practices died in the Indiana House Monday.

It will be the first major expansion since the program launched with 25 stations in 2014.

A report presented to the Indianapolis Public Schools board says commissioners should look for a superintendent with experience in an urban environment, connections to Indianapolis, and a successful track record.

Indianapolis hospitals are lifting temporary visitor restrictions with a decline in flu activity.

The sessions gaming bill passed the House Monday. But many supporters say they want a number of changes to the final version of the bill.

Senate Republicans rejected nearly 20 amendments offered by Democrats to the budget bill Monday. The Senate will vote on the budget Tuesday. The state revenue forecast will be released Wednesday.

State police say Johnson County Prosecutor Brad Cooper pleaded guilty Monday in Hancock County to criminal confinement, identity deception, official misconduct and domestic battery.