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Indiana Attorney General Curtis Hill speaks during a news conference at the Statehouse in Indianapolis, Monday, July 9, 2018. Hill is rejecting calls to resign, saying his name "has been dragged through the gutter" amid allegations that he inappropriately touched a lawmaker and several other women. The Republican said during the news conference that he stands "falsely and publicly accused of abhorrent behavior."

Indiana Attorney General Curtis Hill Says Groping Allegations Are False

Republican Attorney General Curtis Hill said during a news conference that he stands "falsely and publicly accused of abhorrent behavior."

The Indiana Supreme Court hears a case during a 2023 oral argument. From left to right, Geoffrey Slaughter, Mark Massa, Loretta Rush, Derek Molter and Christopher Goff.

Indiana abortion ban law stands as state Supreme Court rejects challenge

Justices voted 4-1 to leave in place lower court decisions upholding the ban’s restrictions as constitutional.

A tentative agreement will have to be reached before the current contract expires on July 31 to avoid an actual strike.

Indiana UPS workers demonstrate willingness to strike in practice picket, negotiations set to resume

The Teamsters Union and UPS have come to tentative agreements on many parts of an extensive contract. But negotiations broke down last month over a part-time pay proposal the union said was offensive. Workers at a practice picket line outside an Indianapolis UPS hub say they are ready to strike as both sides prepare to resume negotiations.

The Indiana Black Legislative Caucus unveiled the beginnings of its justice reform agenda in June 2020.

Indiana Black Caucus Set For Virtual Town Halls, Starting June 3

The Indiana Black Legislative Caucuss upcoming town halls will provide an update on the past legislative session and gather input on what the focus should be next year.

House Democrats Say They'll Work To Close Indiana's Wage Gap

House Democrat Leader Scott Pelath says income inequality is the most pressing economic issue Indiana faces.

Indiana's Core 40 Diploma May Become College And Career Ready Diploma

Indiana students would be required to take more math, science, and social studies classes and two new classes will become mandatory - a career prep class and a financial literacy course.

The school funding legislation was approved with widespread support, but six lawmakers in the House and Senate voted against the bill.

Indiana General Assembly Approves Virtual School Funding Bill, Sends To Holcomb

The Indiana General Assembly has approved full funding for schools operating virtually because of COVID-19.

A hiring sign on a Domino's pizza location in South Bend.

Indiana Unemployment Rate Stays At 4.1 Percent For Third Consecutive Month

According to data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the state lost more than 6,000 jobs combined in manufacturing and leisure and hospitality last month.

Indiana is gradually reducing its individual income tax rate to 2.9 percent by 2027.

Another Indiana individual income tax cut takes effect Jan. 1

Hoosiers who pay state income tax will see a little less taken out of their paychecks in 2025.

Indiana tax collections are $78 million better than the state budget plan expected two months into the fiscal year that began July 2025.

Indiana tax collections continue to outpace projections two months into fiscal year

August's revenue improved upon July's as the Braun administration closely watches the monthly reports.

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