The Indiana National Guard has deployed a second group of 50 soldiers to the southern border for 12 months, at an estimated ...

By: Casey Smith Indiana Capital Chronicle For The Republic INDIANAPOLIS — Groups that still want to be in the ever-tightening ...

By: Leslie Bonilla Muñiz Indiana Capital Chronicle For The Republic INDIANAPOLIS — A significant amendment on Tuesday — and ...

Former Indiana Gov. Eric Holcomb’s first role since leaving state office will be as board director for a Philadelphia-based ...

The man, who was reported as suicidal, is believed to have traveled from Indiana to the nation’s capitol Saturday, leading ...

Nearly every lawmaker on the Senate Health and Provider Services Committee voted in favor of a house priority bill on ...

National Ag Day is fast approaching—it’s Tuesday, March 18. That’s also the day that Indiana’s ag community is coming ...

The Indiana State Museum and Historic Sites offers 12 unique destinations across the state, including the Vincennes State ...

Indiana lawmakers on Wednesday chose not to strip key provisions from legislation tightening handling of child sex abuse materials — yet — but did add a ban on any government-funded “obscene ...

A universally adopted funding program to boost local public health departments is facing a tough budget road, with some lawmakers questioning whether agencies have delivered on their promises or shoul ...

(INDIANA CAPITAL CHRONICLE) — Indiana legislation boosting early forays into nuclear power earned utility company support on Tuesday, but passionate opposition from ratepayer groups. It advanced ...