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A bill to ban abortion in Indiana with limited exceptions passed the state Senate by a single vote Saturday.

Indiana’s labor force participation rate has grown steadily for the eighth month in a row. That’s according to the Indiana Department of Workforce.

The Indiana Originals Expo and Marketplace is teaming up with the City of Lawrence to showcase some of Indiana's best products, services and goods this weekend.

An Indiana Senate committee advanced a bill Monday night that would redraw Indiana's congressional districts to favor their party.

What were once quiet spaces full of books, card catalogues and microfilm archives are now active, vibrant public spaces. How are libraries changing with the times, and what should their role be going into the new decade?

Indiana students could soon be required to fill out the Free Application for Federal Student Aid, a shift that supporters say could give students more money to go to college and convince more of them to enroll in higher education in the first place.

NPR's Steve Inskeep talks with Indiana State Representative Andrew Ireland about a Tuesday meeting at the White House of Republican lawmakers from Indiana, and why he supports a mid-decade redraw of congressional maps.

Four Statehouse journalists provide their perspective on the just-concluded session.

With enrollment and funding dropping in rural school districts across Educators are left with another challenge: find money to school the students who remain.

Hoosiers headed to the polls Tuesday will be able to snap a picture of their ballot after a federal judge last month halted a new law banning such photos. But, the law's author doesn't want to give up the fight to prohibit so-called ballot selfies.