The bill's author, Sen. Linda Rogers (R-Granger), said school corporations manage millions of dollars and many employees, similar to a business, so business professionals should be allowed to apply.

Women make up half the population in Indiana, but they have less than a 30 percent representation in the state legislature. Plans for a large data center in Monrovia has residents worried. And Beacon, ...

A Senate committee overhauls the property tax reform bill. A Medicaid reform bill advances to the full Senate. And a House ...

Nationally, Indiana ranks 39th in percentage of women in the state legislature, just behind South Dakota and just ahead of ...

The House passed legislation that would require almost all health care mergers and acquisitions to be approved by a state ...

Medical professionals still recommend the flu vaccine, although the best time for the shot is fall. The state’s current flu activity is listed by the Indiana Department of Health as “very high.” ...

Indiana’s 2025 legislative session is nearly halfway through and must conclude by the end of April. Bills that fail to advance out of committee or pass their respective chambers are considered dead, ...

A commercial turkey farm in Washington County has a flock infected with bird flu. The Indiana State Board of Animal Health announced Friday that 14,075 birds have been infected and are under ...

The latest version of the plan will cost school districts $371 million over three years, far less than the original $1.9 ...

Ressa, CEO and co-founder of the Philippines-based digital news site Rappler, has authored three books, including her most ...

Police released disturbing online comments they said were made by the person arrested for an alleged plan to shoot people ...

Indiana code currently defines bullying as overt, unwanted and repeated acts or gestures. The bill changes that definition to ...