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Two bills regarding Indiana’s wetlands are working their way through the state legislature. Because of a state law passed three years ago and the result of a recent U.S. Supreme Court case, few wetlands in Indiana are protected today.

Five Republican candidates in Indiana are trying to stand out before an unusually crowded gubernatorial primary in May.

A Republican lawmaker introduced legislation that would reshape Indiana’s school choice system. However, the plan likely won’t face a vote until next year.

Inspector General David Thomas filed charges against former State Superintendent of Public Instruction Tony Bennett last November alleging he used state employees and resources in his failed 2012 re-election campaign.

Legislation now at the Statehouse was inspired by a WFYI investigation into the lack of accountability on the use of restraint and seclusion of students at local schools.

Indianapolis’s Community Heights neighborhood was part of a project that installed temporary, camo-colored barriers along a stretch of 10th St last year. It is part of a new movement called ‘tactical urbanism.'

In a campaign ad released last month — and in new statements made this week — Banks called out Rust for “lying” about his home address on his voter registration, and while giving a deposition under oath.

Several Irvington businesses who last week spoke in favor of Senate Bill 52 - a bill that opponents say would effectively kill Indianapolis’ proposed Blue…

Local governments would be banned from preventing local pet stores from selling dogs under a bill approved by Republicans in a House committee Monday.

Nearly 100,000 public pension recipients in Indiana will get an extra month’s worth of benefits this year under a measure unanimously approved by the House Monday.