Indiana House Republicans are seeking interns for the 2026 legislative session, offering a paid opportunity for college students and recent graduates to gain experience in state government.

Indianapolis highlights its growth with the opening of Elanco's Innovation District and the construction milestone of Signia by Hilton hotel.

Indiana updates legislation to affirm parental rights, allowing parents to make key decisions about their children’s upbringing without government interference, unless under criminal investigation.

Indiana Gov. Eric Braun orders an audit of the IEDC to address transparency and potential conflicts of interest, as supported by Senate President Pro Tem Rodric Bray.

Carmel, Indiana, tops WalletHub's "Best Small Cities in America," and is set to host the World Aquatics Swimming World Cup at its high school natatorium.

Gov. Mike Braun announces new and returning members to Indiana's boards and commissions, emphasizing a mix of experience and fresh perspectives in areas like justice reform, state fair management, and agriculture.

Governor Mike Braun of Indiana has been touring the state to express gratitude to the Indiana State Police for their significant contributions to public safety, including drug and firearm seizures and reduced drunk driving fatalities.

Indiana House Republicans from Johnson County call for student interns for the 2026 legislative session, offering a hands-on experience in the legislative process.

Hancock County schools in Indiana are receiving $305,000 in state funds for security upgrades through the Secured School Safety Grant, with support from area lawmakers.

A federal judge ruled Indiana can require biological sex on birth certificates, amid heated debate and lawsuits.

Indiana House Republicans are seeking interns for the 2026 legislative session, offering paid, full-time positions for college students, graduates, and those in advanced study programs.

Indiana and Taiwan signed agricultural deals, boosting Indiana's farming economy. The agreements involve Taiwan's purchase of $6.4 billion in corn and soybeans over four years, enhancing the state's role in global agriculture.

Indiana Governor Mike Braun denies clemency for Roy Lee Ward, with execution set for October 10th, despite Ward's defense arguing the method violates the Eighth Amendment.