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Indiana State Treasurer Daniel Elliott said investments managed by his office earned more than $500 million for the state's General Fund last fiscal year.

Indiana will soon become the 22nd state in the nation to create a type of specialty court dedicated to business cases.

Unfounded claims about election fraud have made some voters concerned about what happens after the polls close. County clerks throughout the state say Indiana’s elections are secure.

The state’s goal is to get 90 percent of calls to the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline from Indiana answered by in-state crisis counselors by 2023.

High quality pre-K in Indiana is in short supply. It's estimated nearly two-thirds of children across the state don't have access to it. Part of the problem is a lack of qualified caregivers and some providers worry Indiana's near-total abortion ban will exacerbate the problem.

Though there weren't as many energy and environment bills this legislative session as in previous years, there were still some notable measures up for debate at the Indiana Statehouse.

As roosters inside the Poultry and Rabbit building at the Indiana State Fair competed for attention, WFYI's Leigh DeNoon came upon sisters Lily and Shilo sitting on a bench. Precocious Lily is older and was proudly wearing a crown adorned with a picture of a princess.

Indiana ranks 14th for most lead pipes nationwide, according to a recent Environmental Protection Agency report.

Dr. Jerome Adams is a staff anesthesiologist at Eskenazi Health and an assistant professor of clinical anesthesia at the Indiana University School of Medicine.

The most recent national data show the state holding at 8 percent of Hoosiers without medical insurance.