Indiana Capital Chronicle

The Secretary of State’s office defended spending, saying staff raises were based on state compensation benchmarks.

Indiana’s infant mortality rate remained at a record low in 2025, per preliminary data from the state Department of Health.

Bettors are collectively wagering tens of thousands of dollars online on the outcomes of Indiana electoral races — including the now-four-way contest for the Republican secretary of state nomination.

A new recount director is now in place to oversee the review of ballots in two Indiana state Senate primary races with razor-thin margins.

The Indiana attorney general’s office is formally investigating 30 major fuel retailers following consumer complaints of suspected price gouging since Gov. Mike Braun declared an energy emergency in April.

Parents say summer programs provide safety, structure and learning opportunities — but affordability and transportation continue to limit access across Indiana.

Across the country, potholes are more than a seasonal nuisance. They are a visible symptom of aging roads and bridges that many state and local governments say they cannot afford to fully maintain.

Federal grants accounted for 42% of Indiana’s general revenue in fiscal year 2025, and state officials say a new public dashboard launched Monday intends to give Hoosiers a better look at how that money is spent.

Federal approval cleared the way for Indiana to revamp hospital Medicaid payments, with larger increases going to providers that keep commercial prices lower.

Justices voted 4-1 to leave in place lower court decisions upholding the ban’s restrictions as constitutional.