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A lease agreement between the state and the Indiana Historical Society could be in jeopardy under the latest state budget draft.

State’s proposed budget could cost Indiana Historical Society its building

Provisions in the state’s draft budget could leave the Indiana Historical Society in a bind, possibly without a building.

Sixty-five percent of registered voters cast a ballot in Indiana's 2020 general election, the most since 1992.

Indiana Crosses 3 Million-Voter Mark For Record Turnout In 2020 General Election

More Hoosiers voted in the 2020 general election than in any election in state history, crossing the 3 million-voter mark for the first time.

Indiana Secretary of Education Katie Jenner hugs teacher Angela Fowler after Fowler was named a Milken Educator Award recipient at Grassy Creek Elementary School in Greenwood on Tuesday, Nov. 22, 2022.

This Indiana 4th grade teacher won a $25,000 national educator award

Angela Fowler of Grassy Creek Elementary School in Greenwood received the $25,000 Milken Educator Award.

Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis received a grant for nearly $1.2 million.

More Than $60 Million Going To Indiana Schools For Teacher Training, Remote Learning

The money is coming to K-12 schools, as well as colleges and universities, as grant awards made through the Governor's Emergency Education Relief fund.

Ways carbon dioxide can be sequestered on land and underground.

CO2 storage bill would make Indiana liable for long-term risks

A state House bill, HB 1209, would set up a permit program to allow companies that pollute to capture carbon emissions and store them underground.

Gov. Mike Braun signs two bills aimed at protecting Indiana children. The law are part of an effort to increase protections for teens following the death of Hailey Buzbee.

Gov. Braun signs laws to protect Indiana children following death of Hailey Buzbee

“Not a band-aid.” Gov. Braun signs legislation aimed at protecting Indiana children. The measures are a response to the death of 17-year-old Hailey Buzbee, a Fishers native.

Dr. Caitlin Bernard waits for a question from the Attorney General’s Office at a medical licensing hearing on May 25, 2023.

Indiana abortion reports remain confidential after unanimous state Supreme Court action

Reports that state law requires doctors to file about individual abortions can’t be released to the public under a decision upheld by the Indiana Supreme Court.

Indiana Chief Justice Loretta Rush was recently named to a national commission on legal education reform.

Indiana Chief Justice: State must examine future of legal profession amid attorney shortage

Indiana Chief Justice Loretta Rush said she's convening a group to study the future of the legal profession.

The U.S. Department of Labor, awarded more than $200 million in training and career services grants to 20 organizations across the country – including one in Indiana.

U.S. Department of Labor awards $1 million+ grant to southeast Indiana workforce board

The Indiana Region 9 Workforce Board was awarded more than $1 million from the Senior Community Service Employment Program grant.

Expanding school choice is a top priority for House Republicans this session, with House Education Committee Chair Bob Behning authoring the school choice bill.

Controversial Indiana School Choice Bills Stir Emotional Debates About State Funding

A group of school choice bills are prompting lengthy and emotional debates about school funding at the Indiana Statehouse, with dozens of individuals and organizations testifying on the legislation at committee hearings Wednesday.

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