Statewide News

Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission launched two new investigations into energy affordability. The announcement comes as it released results of an earlier investigation into Indiana’s five investor-owned electric utility companies.

Indiana's strong fiscal year leaves the state with a $1.86 billion surplus and new debate over funding roads, schools and taxpayer relief.

Gov. Braun ends race and gender based business initiatives following legal opinion. Democrats say the move is bad public policy.

Chuck Goodrich takes over as Indiana Commerce Secretary, pledging workforce growth, economic development and transparency at the IEDC.

One Republican lawmaker is outlining his proposal for ending property taxes. He says the move will simplify the tax code.

Weeks after saying he hates Islam, Lt. Gov. Micah Beckwith is now calling for a ban on calls to prayer. Muslim groups say it’s clear religious bigotry.

Indiana lawmakers and the federal government are tightening SNAP rules at the same time, and public health officials warn the combined effect will push more people off the program.

Most Indiana counties may find mosquitos infected by the virus this year.

Zionsville police are investigating a suspected hate-motivated arson after a fire damaged a former downtown Zionsville business Friday morning.

Purdue's board is seeking input on the search for its next president after the unexpected exit of Mung Chiang.