‘I don’t know how we approve this’: pharmacy board narrowly accepts drug diversion settlement
Indiana's pharmacy regulators approved a settlement with IU Health Ball Memorial Hospital over a significant drug diversion case.
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Independent tops spring secretary of state fundraising, Democrat amasses general election war chest
Republican Max Engling, who beat out the incumbent officeholder in a last-minute entry, trails in fundraising — for now.
Planned Parenthood doors are open, Indiana won’t let Medicaid patients in
This month, patients across the country regained their right to use their Medicaid coverage at Planned Parenthood health centers. But not here.
Haitians who made Indiana home prepare for end of legal protections for thousands
Indiana is home to tens of thousands of Haitians who are grappling with a ruling allowing the government to strip their protected status.
State employees to receive one-time bonus of up to $2,500
Gov. Mike Braun informed state employees Monday they will receive a one-time bonus in their July 29 paycheck.
Democrats running in nearly all Indiana legislative races while GOP not challenging 20 House seats
Democratic candidates will appear on the November ballot for nearly all Indiana legislative seats up for election this fall — while Republicans are sitting out almost 20 races.
Indiana abortion reports remain confidential after unanimous state Supreme Court action
Reports that state law requires doctors to file about individual abortions can’t be released to the public.
State panel winnows applicants for utility regulator opening; interviews set for next week
The nominating committee will interview 12 of 25 applicants next week to fill a spot on the Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission.
Indiana treasurer’s lawsuit over Martinsville building stalls amid string of judge changes
Indiana Treasurer Daniel Elliott's Martinsville property lawsuit has cycled through seven judges in two counties without a hearing.
Indiana takes aim at youth use of phones and social media; communities need to follow through
Legislative efforts to curb youth use of phones and social media signal the beginning of a broader statewide effort to protect children.
Students embrace technology in Indiana’s growing virtual school sector
Nearly 29,000 Hoosiers attended virtual K-12 schools in 2025 — a practice that continues to expand in Indiana
The grievances in the Declaration of Independence are surprisingly relevant, 250 years later
The Declaration of Independence, with its block of cursive letters scrawled onto parchment, looks like a relic from the distant past.
Dozens become US citizens in Indianapolis as ‘birthday gift’ for America’s 250th
Dozens become US citizens in Indianapolis as ‘birthday gift’ for America’s 250th
Governor announces final extension of gas tax breaks; further action to require legislation
Governor announces final extension of gas tax breaks; further action to require legislation
Indiana’s childcare crisis won’t be solved by lowering standards
Indiana needs to stop trying to make childcare affordable by reducing costs and instead invest in our youngest learners.
State restricts popular credential scholarship applications
The Indiana Commission for Higher Education is restricting new applications for Workforce Ready grants for the coming academic year
Longtime citizen flagged, voter registration revoked in proof-of-citizenship ordeal
Nearly three decades after her naturalization, Charrie Stambaugh was flagged by state laws intended to block illegal noncitizen voting.
FOX59 and CBS4 show how television consolidation thrives
In this newsroom profile, I spoke with news director CJ Hoyt to understand the challenges the station has navigated in the last five years.
Ballard submits final signatures for secretary of state effort, says he has over 74k
Greg Ballard capped off his effort to join the Indiana secretary of state ballot Tuesday, submitting the last of over 74,000 signatures he says the independent campaign collected.
$2M in governor’s office salaries bankrolled by other state agencies
Critics fear the arrangement creates confusion and conflicts. Braun's administration, however, says it is simply continuing an established practice.
Unemployment repayment letters confuse Hoosiers amid fraud ‘cleanup’
The Indiana Department of Workforce Development recently sent more than 1,000 letters seeking a refund of overpayments paid in unemployment benefits during the pandemic.
State Senate recount in Allen County loses an attorney but starts Tuesday
Darren Vogt is moving forward with a recount in his 14-vote loss to Sen. Liz Brown — but his lawyer has pulled out of the case and Vogt filed to seek re-election to his school board race.
July Fourth cookout costs down for Indiana shoppers
Fourth of July food should set Hoosiers back less this year than last — and be cheaper than the national average.
Report: Indiana leads nation in decline of children insured through Medicaid
An estimated 174,000 fewer Hoosier children were insured through Medicaid programs in April compared to January 2025, according to a report from Georgetown University School of Public Policy.