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A lack of qualified professionals tops the list of barriers to treatment in Indiana communities.

Redistricting reform advocates aren’t happy about the national Republican lawyer the Indiana House GOP hired to consult on redistricting.

The rate of opioid related admissions to Indiana hospitals and emergency departments has increased dramatically over the past 10 years.

Almost as soon as the law was passed by the Indiana General Assembly in 2013, a challenge was filed in court and a judge barred the law from taking effect, pending an appeal.

The bill would ban an employer from refusing to hire anyone because of his or her status as a veteran of the U.S. military. It also requires the Indiana Civil Rights Commission to enforce alleged violations of the practice.

Tuesday June 30 is the deadline of Indianas so-called college promise scholarship for students who just finished their eighth grade year.

How can people in Indiana find financial information for their local townships office? One listener inspired this question.

The Indiana Senate passed a bill that aims to help residents who have homeowner's associations get solar panels.

When a coal plant shuts down, the loss of jobs and tax revenue can be devastating for the towns that host them. The state is grappling with how to help workers and local governments in Indiana with that transition.

Part one of the Justice For All series: A lawsuit alleges Johnson County isn't meeting its obligation to provide adequate representation.