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The Indiana Supreme Court says police can't search your property just because you take their GPS tracker off your car.

It's the first time only one school corporation in Indiana has sought referendum approval during spring elections in the past decade.

This month’s preliminary data shows another increase up to 3.7 percent — the state’s highest unemployment rate since August 2021.

Rural communities across Indiana have limited access to reliable internet. Internet service costs more in remote locations and even when it is available, it can be too slow to use for basic needs.

Indiana Republican legislative leaders say they're not prepared to enact any significant abortion legislation in the 2023 session.

The Indiana Supreme Court this week overturned a nearly 40-year-old precedent that affects how defendants in court can access police reports.

An advocacy group for survivors of campus sexual assaults says it has filed federal civil rights complaints against Indiana University, Monmouth University in New Jersey, American University in Washington, D.C., and the University of Alabama at Birmingham over alleged mishandling of assault cases.

Does removing a GPS tracker from your car -- even if police put it there -- mean you stole it? That's what the state argued in a case heard Thursday by the Indiana Supreme Court.

Republican Brian Bosma, who first became Indiana House speaker in 2004, issued a statement Wednesday denying the woman's claims.

Acting U.S. Attorney for Indiana's Southern District Josh Minkler says federal prosecutors can no longer use prosecutions as the sole metric for how effective their fight against violent crime is. He says prevention and reentry back into society should also be considered.