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The Indiana Department of Health is devoting $35 million in federal money to address some of the state's most serious health challenges.

More than one out of every 10 prisoners in Indiana is above the age of 55, raising healthcare costs and creating potential security problems.

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

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.

Indiana is getting more people with mental health and substance use disorders connected with peer supports trained professionals who have personal experience with those challenges.

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.

Indiana State Treasurer Daniel Elliott says Israeli bonds remain a good investment.

A federal appeals court has blocked an Indiana law that gave police authority to arrest anyone who came within 25 feet of them after being told to stop.

Indiana lawmakers passed a bill that forbids books deemed “obscene” or “harmful to minors” on school library shelves, following hours of heated public comment.

Indianas Lifeline law, which has now been in effect for 10 years, has reportedly helped save dozens of lives. And its champions want to see it expanded in the upcoming legislative session.