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Those who want to get rid of old, unwanted prescription drugs will soon be able to do so year-round at many pharmacies throughout the state participating in the Yellow Jugs Old Drugs Program.

The state senate passed a bill that would bar women from aborting a pregnancy based on the fetus' race, gender or disability.

In a statement announcing he signed the bill, Gov. Mike Pence said wages should be set by the marketplace, not government bureaucracy. He says repealing the system puts taxpayers first. But opponents of the repeal say ending the common wage will create more economic disparity.

Unlike popular crowdfunding site Kickstarter, the Indiana system will allow individuals to buy stakes in a company, rather than just donate money.

This will be the first open enrollment after federal moves got rid of the individual mandate fee for not having insurance.

The Indiana Department of Health on Monday announced the state’s first flu-related death of the 2025-26 season.

The owners of the Diversified Machine factory in Bristol and the New Flyer factory in Elkhart have notified state officials of the closing plans.

Howard County sends defendants a text message five days before their next court hearing, and a reminder text one day before that hearing.

The bill would allow overcrowded county jails to move low-level, nonviolent felons to regional facilities run by the Department of Correction.

A movement that started in North Carolina is taking root in Indiana. This weekend, Indiana Moral Mondays heard from its chief architect -- a native Hoosier who draws inspiration for his political strategy from the past.