Indiana's Attorney General and State Comptroller demand that Indiana University prove their Kinsey Institute isn't funded by state money, as required by law.

Indiana Governor Eric J. Holcomb visited Australia and Singapore to promote economic development and innovation, focusing on strengthening ties and exploring cooperation in growth sectors.

Indiana Secretary of State Diego Morales visited Guatemala to meet President Bernardo Arévalo, focusing on forging stronger ties between Indiana and his birth country.

Attorney General Todd Rokita's office won 96% of civil and criminal appeals in Indiana in the first half of 2024, maintaining strong law enforcement and justice.

Kamala Harris is visiting Indianapolis for the Zeta Phi Beta Sorority event amidst hints of a presidential campaign, with support from various groups and historical significance emphasized.

Indiana's Attorney General Todd Rokita is co-leading a group of 17 states to defend a teacher's religious liberties against mandated use of transgender students' preferred pronouns in the workplace.

Indiana Governor Holcomb plans to visit Australia and Singapore to promote economic development and explore business opportunities in advanced manufacturing, defense, and energy sectors.

Trump accepted the GOP nomination again in Milwaukee, post surviving an assassination attempt, delivering a speech blending somberness with divisive rhetoric.

Indiana University expands its Groups Scholars Program to IU Indianapolis to support first-generation and underrepresented students, providing resources and a summer campus introduction.

Sen. JD Vance accepted the VP nomination at the RNC, focusing on a populist future and critiquing Biden's policies.

Indiana's state employment has reached pre-pandemic levels, exceeding 32,000 workers across government agencies, marking a recovery from substantial job losses during 2020-2022.

Richard Allen's defense seeks a new judge, alleging delays by Special Judge Gull in ruling on motions to dismiss the warrant used to search Allen's home.

VP Kamala Harris plans to address key Black sororities in Indianapolis and Dallas, discussing administration efforts in aiding underserved communities.