Charter leaders say the switch fractures a decade-old system just as a $90 million tax vote looms this November.

A four-month recount fight in west-central Indiana ended with the state's highest court, not county clerks, deciding the winner.

Greenwood schools spent $34,000 more on fuel this year and may dip into cash reserves if diesel prices stay high.

Mark Bense wants election records preserved on 12 disputed votes while a judge already tossed one of his subpoenas.

Indianapolis-based Steak 'n Shake claims Rafik Farouk emailed franchisee data to himself before jumping to Freddy's expansion team.

The BMV pitches lawmakers Wednesday, while the ACLU of Indiana warns tracking and revocation risks remain unresolved.

A new lawsuit claims Kenneth Allen actually lives at his wife's Lawrence Township home, not Center Township.

Teachers can now give a true 0% for skipped work, but students who try still get a 50% floor. The board vote was unanimous.

The Indianapolis campus now employs about 3,500 people and builds engines for the B-52 and the Army's future Cheyenne aircraft.

In-state tuition holds flat for a second straight year, but Ivy Tech cut 202 jobs and out-of-state students face higher bills.

Joseph and Leslie Price say the city wants land well beyond what's needed to widen the trail behind their home of 34 years.

Lindsey Cornett wants Marion Superior Court to put her back on the ballot before September printing — but she's not waiting on the judge.

A single 2025 no-vote sank the plan, but Ray Adler now backs it, citing Allen County's rollout and new school partnerships.