Indiana

Could Indiana see a state administered retirement plan? Experts weigh in

Advocates are focused on getting a state administered retirement plan into Indiana law.

Orangutan family welcomes infant at Indianapolis Zoo

The zoo now houses 12 orangutans — among the most of U.S. zoos.

Hoosiers concerned about bills targeting education, health care at town hall

About 300 Hoosiers gathered to hear legislators and advocates speak regarding proposed laws.

Second Washington County turkey farm affected by bird flu

Bird flu is lethal to birds but poses a low risk to humans.

Monroe Convention Center expansion gets new, ‘obvious’ name

The Capital Improvement Board approved the name unanimously Wednesday.

What would red light and speed cameras mean for traffic safety in Bloomington?

As Indiana pilots speed cameras, Bloomington weighs their potential impact on traffic safety.

Turkey farm in Washington County hit by bird flu

Weed is in a gray legal area in Indiana. Where does that leave local smoke shops?

Delta-8 is currently legal in Indiana despite opposing opinions from the attorney general and governor.

See where Indiana’s imports and exports land amid Trump trade conflicts

Most of Indiana’s imports were from Ireland.

How will bird flu affect Monroe County consumers?

A recent outbreak at Rose Acres Farms impacted 2.8 million birds.

He nearly lost his life in Vietnam. 55 years later, Congress awarded him its highest honor

John Seebeth was awarded the Congressional Gold Medal alongside all Dustoff crew members.

‘Energy guzzlers’: How AI data centers could increase utility bills for Hoosiers

House Bill 1007 subsidizes small nuclear modular reactors.

Indiana faces critical nursing shortage. Here’s how one bill tries to address that

Sen. Shelli Yoder’s Senate Bill 176 aims to supplement Indiana’s critical nursing shortage.

How Trump’s suspension of refugee resettlement program is impacting Bloomington

The suspension of the resettlement program impacts more than just incoming refugees.

UPDATED: ‘That’s bad’: Keynote speaker criticizes IU School of Medicine statement after canceled LGBTQ+ Health Care Conference

The change comes amid a string of legislation against diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives.

Gov. Braun discusses inflation, safety, healthcare in first state of the state address

Gov. Mike Braun addressed Indiana General Assembly, touching on a range of issues.

Indiana GOP says Medicaid cuts will save money. Opponents say it’ll hurt Hoosiers

Senate Bill 2 could cap HIP enrollment, impose requirements and apply a lifetime limit.

Indiana lawmakers contemplate slashing unemployment insurance timespan

The committee also discussed bills on the engineering profession and pension benefit hikes, but took no votes.

Child labor, digging and a tax cut: Indiana laws now in effect you should know about

Each law took effect on Jan. 1.

Mike Braun inaugurated as Indiana’s governor

Braun is now Indiana’s 52nd governor.