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Youth work permits are no more in Indiana after a new law takes effect on July 1 which requires employers – not workers – to register with the state.

The Indiana Republican Party has a new chair —Lana Keesling was unanimously elected to the position Thursday by the party’s state committee.

The newest member of the Indiana Court of Appeals is Hamilton County Judge Paul Felix.

The federal government has awarded Indiana nearly $5.6 million in state tourism grant allocations. The money is supposed to help renew leisure, business and international travel through investments in marketing, infrastructure and workforce.

The Indiana Criminal Justice Institute awarded $6.5 million to more than 200 police departments across the state to address reckless driving.

Hoosiers now know more about how Indiana officials will publicize information on schools' performance across the state.

Indiana residents and environmental groups gathered at the State Library to urge lawmakers to regulate the state's rapidly expanding data center industry.

The data from 2013 shows that tourism raised revenue $200 million from 2012.

People who have threatened to harm themselves can be placed on whats known as suicide watch, where they're constantly monitored by a mental health professional. But in some prisons, suicide watch works differently.

A U.S. House committee is investigating an Indiana University study that some media outlets have alleged is an attempt to limit free speech on social media. But, Indiana University officials say those reports are a gross mischaracterization of the study's goals.