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Indiana's automatic taxpayer refund is triggered when the state ends the fiscal year with significantly large budget reserves – like it did this summer.

The design of a new downtown Indianapolis bridge has been unveiled.

A long-time local public servant will lead the way in tackling a serious problem in the state -- sexual assault and human trafficking, and children are most at risk. WFYI's Taylor Bennett sat down with Beth White, recently appointed president and CEO of Indiana Coalition to End Sexual Assault and Human Trafficking to confront the issue.

Police have long been able to search people without a warrant at the time of their arrest. Two cases before the Supreme Court ask whether cellphones should be off-limits until police get permission.

Inflation and challenges with the global supply chain are pushing the price of just about everything higher. For farmers the situation is even more complicated. The cost of equipment has surged, yet demand remains sky high. So why are farmers paying so much for equipment?

A northern Indiana county's judges have reinstated an order requiring people to wear masks in four courthouses because of the county’s rising COVID-19 infection rates.

Staff at the Martin Luther King Community Center are concerned about calls to the police on Black teens using the center's facilities.

A British bus maker plans to close two bus assembly plants in northern Indiana early next year, costing nearly 200 workers their jobs.

Indiana is set to collect an additional $3 billion in the current budget than state fiscal leaders planned for, according to a new revenue forecast unveiled Thursday.

Indianapolis Public Schools leaders did not renew the contract for Ignite Achievement Academy to operate Elder Diggs School 42 due to multiple factors, including instability among teachers and low academic performance.