Indiana State Police are seeing a surge in gun permit requests amid the national gun-control debate sparked by December’s deadly Connecticut school shooting. Reports say

The trial for three people charged in a deadly Indianapolis house explosion will not occur next month as originally scheduled. Reports are saying defense attorneys

A legislative committee has backed repealing the A to F grading scale for Indiana’s schools and having the state Board of Education develop a new

The Indiana Senate’s health committee has endorsed a bill that would make clinics that provide only abortion drugs face the same requirements as clinics that

Indiana lawmakers are considering rolling back the state’s immigration law so that illegal immigrants who were attending public colleges would again be eligible for in-state

The husband of a Monroeville woman who died when a semitrailer rear-ended two cars last month is suing the truck driver and the truck’s owner.