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Indiana's newest state lawmaker was sworn in to the Senate this week, after David Vinzant became the sixth person chosen by private political caucuses to fill out a legislative term since the end of the 2023 session last April.

United States Census data says the amount of Hoosiers living in poverty areas increased almost 14 percent between 2000 and 2010. That's the most in the Midwest.

A robust manufacturing industry and innovative public health and arts initiatives were among the accomplishments Indiana Gov. Eric Holcomb cited Tuesday as he delivered his final State of the State address while promoting a new agenda for his last term.

Purdue University on Tuesday announced that they will receive $100 million in grants from the Lilly Endowment.

Gov. Eric Holcomb spent most of his final State of the State address reflecting on Indiana's accomplishments in his seven years in office.

New legislation filed this week would require a permitting process for large water withdrawals.The legislation comes after the state announced it was…

Indianapolis’ airwaves dimmed Jan. 8 with the passing of radio legend Jerry “The Loverman” Wade. For nearly four decades, Wade’s velvet voice serenaded numerous souls as host of WTLC’s “The Quiet Storm,” weaving a tapestry of smooth grooves and gentle wisdom that became the soundtrack to countless lives.

The Indiana Black Legislative Caucus said housing should be more accessible, affordable and equitable for all Hoosiers. And that's the focus of the caucus's agenda in 2024.

A local nonprofit unveiled a plan to reduce the number of domestic violence cases for Black women in Indianapolis.

Indiana engine maker Cummins didn't admit to wrongdoing in the alleged installation of emissions defeat devices on more than 900,000 RAM pickup truck engines over the past decade. The company said it was a defect. In a press conference on Wednesday, the Environmental Protection Agency and the Department of Justice pushed back on that statement.