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Democratic Rep. Ed DeLaney of Indianapolis told the House that his proposal was needed since legislative leaders haven't committed to taking action during next year's session on extending the state's anti-discrimination laws to cover sexual orientation.

An outspoken critic of the state's vaccination reminder letter seems to have sparked several changes in the language of those letters, and health experts worry fewer parents will now vaccinate their children against human papillomavirus (HPV).

The Indiana Department of Health and The Milk Bank have partnered to host donated breast milk drives across the state as the nationwide infant formula shortage continues.

The Indianapolis and Evansville metropolitan areas rank in the top five of all U.S. cities.

Indiana's strong fiscal year leaves the state with a $1.86 billion surplus and new debate over funding roads, schools and taxpayer relief.

Gov. Mike Braun committed Monday to overseeing enforcement of a new law that ties utility rate approvals to performance data, as the state's regulatory commission investigates rising electric bills.

A new report from the preschool advocacy organization, Early Learning Indiana, says the rule penalizes children whose parents can't work.

A new report by the Chamber says there’s plenty of water in Indiana right now, but with central Indiana growing and proposed development in other parts of the state — there may not be enough to meet demand in the future.

Though Indiana doesn't have a statewide election this fall, Secretary of State Holli Sullivan is preparing for 2022's midterm contest by meeting with all of the state’s county clerks.

Students can now apply for Indiana's Career Scholarship Account program for the upcoming school year. The program provides 10th, 11th and 12th grade students with up to $5,000 a year to enroll in eligible internships, apprenticeships and other work-based learning experiences.