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Legislative committees are important. They're the first time bills are heard and often the only times the public can speak for or against a bill in front of lawmakers that don't represent them. It's also where most bills die.

Incumbents retained their seats in most of the central Indiana House races on the midterm election ballot. But one race remained uncertain Thursday afternoon as votes continued to be counted. District 89 is within about 250 votes.

Two years ago, Indiana expected to see the third highest solar growth of any state in the country if all of the proposed large-scale projects got built. But last year we saw only a third as much solar as in 2021.

Two voter and civic advocacy groups and an Indiana University student are suing the state over a new law that bans the use of student IDs for voting.

Another challenge to Indiana’s abortion ban. Student loan forgiveness taxed by the state.

Indiana’s new Secretary of State. The COVID-19 vaccine and more.

Karlee Macer won’t run. The head of Indiana’s National Guard resigns and more.

Indiana-based farm wineries could sell their products directly to retailers and dealers instead of going through a third party under a bill debated Wednesday in the House Public Policy Committee.

An Indianapolis doctor on the COVID frontlines worries a statement issued by Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita will fuel misinformation about unproven COVID treatments and sow distrust with the medical community.

Indiana has added 1,000 new confirmed COVID-19 deaths to its total in a little more than three weeks, pushing the state past another grim milestone: 18,000 dead. The state also reported its most recent 100,000 new cases.