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Last year, Indiana was one of just 10 states chosen as part of a federal demonstration program to increase access to mental health and substance use disorder resources. The state’s eight pilot sites received their designations as Certified Community Behavioral Health Clinics at the beginning of this year.

A Senate committee advanced legislation to empower foster parents. Anti-abortion bills are on the move. And the House passes a vaping tax. Here's what you might have missed this week at the Statehouse.

The League of Women Voters of Indiana is urging Indiana residents to make sure their voter registration is up-to-date in time for the fall elections. Indiana residents who aren't registered to vote must do so before Oct. 6 to be eligible to vote on Nov. 4.

Forty three percent of the current freshman class at Indiana University-Bloomington are out of state and international students, and of Purdue's undergraduate students, 44 percent are non-Indiana residents.

Several of Indiana's top health care organizations are joining forces to combat what they call the state's "embarrassing" and "shameful" health record.

Energy prices in states surrounding Indiana are expected to go up which could make Indiana more attractive to businesses. Thats according to a new study released by the Indiana Chamber of Commerce. It comes just a few weeks after a legislative task force finalized its recommendations for a statewide energy plan.

Northern Indiana utility customers held a rally Thursday night to oppose NIPSCOs plans to raise their rates while allowing industrial customers to access lower market prices.

The northern Indiana utility NIPSCO plans to remove coal ash from five ponds at its Michigan City Generating Station which will close by 2028, but will keep a legacy coal ash pond in place as well as coal ash fill on the site.

The Oklahoma City Thunder pulled away in the second half to beat the Indiana Pacers 103-91 and win the NBA championship.

Gov. Eric Holcomb could end the state’s public health emergency without jeopardizing millions in federal funding under a bill approved by a Senate committee Wednesday.