Gov. Mike Braun directed his cabinet secretaries to find 5% savings across their agencies for his first biennium budget.

"Care not Cuffs" advocates at the Indiana Statehouse warned that a "squatter" bill would hurt homeless Hoosiers.

Discussion on possible unemployment insurance cuts — and other legislation — revealed differences in opinion and didn't end ...

Despite their reservations, lawmakers largely united to advance legislation banning underage social media use.

Nine executive orders were released Wednesday by Gov. Mike Braun, largely seeking to "deregulate" state government.

Farmland property tax reform is at the top of the agenda for some lawmakers, but its $9B price tag is causing some concern.

After a failed attempt in 2024, Indiana lawmakers are reviving efforts to get tough on street takeovers, also known as ...

Water is very much on Hoosiers’ minds. From the unpopular legislation from four years ago that stripped our critical wetlands ...

The caucus is prioritizing outreach to unhappy Illinois counties, alongside the budget, schools, health care, energy, justice ...

Witnesses hailed the proposal — easing requirements for primary candidates to nab poll watchers — as an election security ...

Mike Braun was sworn in as the state's 52nd governor on Monday before hundreds of Hoosiers in downtown Indianapolis.

William C. Hartley, Jr. has served as the elected prosecuting attorney for Wabash County since 2003. A veteran of the U.S.