Commissioners want facts, not a full ban, before deciding how to regulate hyper-scale computing campuses in Columbus, Indiana.

The Evansville charter school edges out big-name suburban Indy schools to claim the state's No. 1 spot and No. 2 nationally.

Thirteen nonpartisan groups scrapped a planned Indiana 6th District forum after Rep. Shreve’s campaign never responded to invitations.

The Brownsburg Town Council meets Thursday on a new vehicle fee that could unlock hundreds of thousands in state road money.

Westfield's population topped 64,000 in a June special census, forcing new council districts and a fresh look at ditching Noblesville's courtroom.

The 30-year-old career center will grow into the largest stand-alone CTE facility in the U.S. by 2030 — with no property tax hike.

The former vice president brings his new book to the Indiana Historical Society on Aug. 20, just weeks after the venue cut 11 jobs.

Elaine Hilber cast the lone no vote, arguing the aging Donner Center keeps getting passed over for the shiny new campus.

Federal RESTART grants will fund paid work-day-one jobs for ex-offenders at RecycleForce and beyond, reaching seven Indiana counties.

A judge found Rokita's demand for Exodus's client files was likely retaliation for its Bloomington ICE warnings, not trafficking concerns.

A North-Central Indiana fair-housing group is asking federal regulators to examine First Federal Savings Bank’s lending patterns, citing stark racial and income-based gaps.

Rodric Bray will leave Indiana’s top Senate leadership post after eight years, but he is not leaving the Statehouse. His decision follows a bruising Republican fight over redistricting and caucus control.

Pike Township is weighing a $12 million replacement for aging Station 63, but nearby residents are already raising traffic and road-work concerns.