Kayla Dwyer

Indiana hospitals will receive higher Medicaid reimbursements, with the amount depending on how well they keep commercial costs down.

The roughly $800 a month that the state keeps to offset the cost of caring for foster youth will now be saved for the kids themselves.

It was the ultimate test of President Donald Trump's endorsement: low-level Indiana state Senate primaries. Here's how those races played out.

Indiana Senate President Pro Tempore Rodric Bray reflects on his incumbents' losses and maintains he has no regrets over redistricting.

Neither the abortion ban in 2022 nor the 2024 presidential election sparked the kind of interest Indiana Democrats are seeing now in 2026.

A new study estimates that Hoosiers spend $1.8 billion annually on cannabis products despite living in the most restrictive state in the nation.

May 5 will finally bring answers to the question: Will the Trump endorsement work miracles in these lowly Indiana state senate races?

Trump reclassifies medical marijuana: What this means for Indiana

The state audited five attendant care providers after an explosion in use of the program led to a spike in the state Medicaid budget.

IndyStar took home more than a dozen top prizes at the annual Indiana Society for Professional Journalists competition.