Kayla Dwyer

In the government shutdown deal, Congress closed a loophole that allowed a Delta-8 THC market to explode in Indiana. What now?

Senate President Pro Tempore Rodric Bray announced the chamber won't reconvene in December, due to a lack of support for redistricting.

How Gov. Mike Braun and others are reacting to the Indiana Senate's decision not to convene for redistricting in December.

A new poll finds that Indiana Republicans' overwhelming support for President Donald Trump does not translate into redistricting support.

Gov. Mike Braun called for a special session to redraw congressional maps mid-decade. Indiana lawmakers have landed on a date.

Robert F. Kennedy's name is invoked as Indiana state Sen. Greg Goode seeks input on whether to support the Trump administration on redistricting.

Gov. Mike Braun's call for a special session Nov. 3 began a 40-day clock for the legislature to meet, and they are still working through their calendars.

Braun's call for a special session on mid-decade redistricting comes after multiple visits to Indiana from Vice President JD Vance.

Whistleblowers accused insurers and hospitals of defrauding Indiana Medicaid up to $700 million. A judge dismissed the lawsuit, but it's not over.

Plus, the IEDC audit we've been waiting for

Indiana's state elected officials and Gov. Mike Braun's cabinet reported spending $90,000-plus on travel in newly required disclosures.

The audit found the presence of conflicts and insufficient controls and raises concerns about “the potential for favoritism and misuse of public funds.”

Two days after a prayer vigil for detained migrants outside the Miami Correctional Facility, the prison received its first detainees.

Attorney General Todd Rokita will no longer approve requests for outside counsel if the law firm engages in any DEI initiatives.

The majority of the contracts came while one of the men, Dave Roberts, was a top executive at IEDC, leading its $1 billion entrepreneurship plan.

Latest in DEI purge: Braun administration seeks to gut 40-year supplier diversity program

Exodus Refugee Immigration is the latest to receive a civil investigatory demand from the attorney general. Its CEO says there is "no justification."

A $30 billion program that was meant to make Medicaid coordination easier for Indiana seniors has instead made access more complex.

The push to redraw Indiana’s congressional maps is gaining traction among state lawmakers, amid ongoing pressure from the White House.

Jose Evans' resignation from the Indiana Civil Rights Commission comes after some staffers made public allegations of a hostile work environment.