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Indianapoliss Fourth of July fireworks show is in need of a new building to launch the rockets from.

Senate Bill 205 allows people 26 and older with a bachelor's degree to get a teaching license after they finish an alternative training program and pass a state licensing exam.

The study looked at county COVID-19 cases, population, and then the percentage of kids attending school in-person or remotely in each county.

Organizers of a cricket tournament coming to Indianapolis don't believe financial problems will affect the event. The city's parks department says it is monitoring USACA's situation.

Supporters of the Senate Bill 389 said Indiana's current wetlands law is too strict causing home prices to go up and creating conflicts between farmers and state environmental regulators.

A bill that will give health care providers additional protections from COVID-19 liability lawsuits is on its way to the governors desk.

Whitestown officials announced Wednesday night that Style Link Logistics LLC plans to spend $3.5 million to open the center at the 65 Commerce Park Building 4, just east of Interstate 65.

A new state tax revenue forecast given Thursday to state legislators projects those collections going up by more than 4 percent in each of the next two years.

Indiana legislators inched towards a possible court fight with Gov. Eric Holcomb Thursday by voting to override his veto and give themselves more authority to intervene during governor-declared emergencies.

Indiana lawmakers will have about $2 billion more to use in the new state budget after an updated projection of state tax revenues was unveiled Thursday.