Xain Ballenger

More than 100,000 Hoosiers have lost their Medicaid coverage as the state returns to pre-pandemic operations and requires recipients to verify their eligibility.

A bill raising the pay for Hoosiers serving jury duty unanimously passed Wednesday in the Senate Judiciary Committee.

The Human Rights Campaign, the ACLU of Indiana, the Indiana Democratic Party and others have come out against Senate Bill 480, which passed the Indiana Senate Tuesday at the end

INDIANAPOLIS—On the last day before a short session break, lawmakers in the Senate Chamber passed controversial Senate Bill 12, which seeks to create rules around “materials harmful to minors” in

On Thursday, House Bill 1608, the so-called “Don’t Say Gay” bill, passed its third reading in the House of Representatives 65-29.

The Indiana Senate passed a bill Tuesday requiring schools to define “the science of reading’’ and to implement curriculum based on those findings.

In a rare and almost unprecedented move Wednesday, a standing committee in the Indiana General Assembly heard testimony on legislation that would decriminalize possession of small quantities of marijuana.

On March 4, the Eiteljorg Museum of American Indians and Western Art will host a traveling exhibition of images by Dorothea Lange.

The Indiana Senate passed a bill to protect Hoosiers’ consumer data.

On Tuesday, the Indiana Senate Homeland Security and Transportation Committee approved a bill that would allow people living in the U.S. without legal permission to receive a driving privilege card.