Virginia Staff Shannon's historic donation will build a business and pre-law center named for her judge father, Charles B. Staff.

A 4-3 vote sinks the plan after Muncie residents and council members clashed over faith, taxpayer dollars and more than 200 city vehicles.

Poll workers must log any federal agent's agency and weapons, then call a hotline — but never physically intervene.

A board chair says she personally paid $5,110 in fees while under community corrections supervision.

The AG says only six sheriffs have signed on so far and wants the Sheriffs’ Association to close the gap.

Gov. Braun marked the milestone as crews topped off a building more than four stories tall on the 67-acre North College Avenue site.

The Commons welcomes civic leaders and designers October 8-10 to test whether good design can actually be scored.

Rokita's lawsuit targets two of IHSAA's 19 board seats reserved for racial minorities, after the group balked at scrapping them.

Spartz's lawyers demand three Indianapolis stations pull an ad tying her to $5 million in stock trades she says never happened.

Terre Haute hosted leaders from five counties who discussed economic development projects and shared regional priorities.

A statewide survey found that 93% of responding superintendents represented districts eliminating, planning or considering teaching-job cuts as property tax reform bites.

Deb Whitfield's plan gives every city worker a 3% raise while last year's budget fights over cuts and transparency still linger.

Carmel wants your questions before it locks in a 2027 budget that leans on reserves and fund transfers to dodge a tax hike.