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Months into Indiana's fight against COVID-19, some community health leaders say testing efforts don't always consider the Hoosiers they serve. That includes Black and Latinx Hoosiers, as well as undocumented immigrants and refugees.

The Indiana Department of Natural Resources says the district includes some of Indianas finest Greek Revival buildings.

Indiana Commissioner for Higher Education Teresa Lubbers will make the third-annual State of Higher Education Address at noon on Monday, Feb. 25 at the Indiana Statehouse.

The Indiana Department of Natural Resources announced late last week that officers will watch for impaired boaters on Indiana's waterways.

The U.S. Postal Service says some Indiana post offices across Indiana will open for four hours on the first three Sundays in December for holiday mailing.

Freedom Indiana, the statewide group that successfully lobbied against Indiana's proposed same-sex marriage ban, today announced that it's formed a partnership with Open for Service.

Redistricting reform advocates rallied outside the Statehouse Wednesday with a clear message for lawmakers – draw competitive legislative maps in an open, transparent way.

Rep. Todd Rokita (R-Brownsburg) reversed a previous decision, announcing Tuesday he will participate in a Senate GOP primary debate organized by the nonpartisan Indiana Debate Commission.

A reporter with Reveal and the Center for Investigative Reporting stands by his story that alleges Indiana officials stopped an investigation into an Amazon workers death to protect the state's bid for the company's second headquarters.

About 30 people showed up at an Austin, Indiana clinic to be tested for HIV.