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The chairman of the Indiana House Roads and Transportation Committee says opponents of a bill that would allow more heavy trucks on state roads don’t …

Indy Politics sits down and talks with long-time crime reporter Russ McQuaid of Fox 59 about the latest mass shooting in the city and what …

Hoosiers ages 40 and older will be eligible to receive a free COVID-19 vaccine starting Monday, the Indiana Department of Health announced today. This expansion …

In this edition of Indiana Issues TV, we look at life in Indiana one-year after COVID-19 hit the state.  We also look at how things …

Indiana lawmakers say they expect to sine die a week early. Lawmakers were originally scheduled to adjourn for the session on April 29, however, because …

 Indiana’s unemployment rate stood at 4.2 percent for January, and the national rate is 6.3 percent. The monthly unemployment rate is a U.S. Bureau of …

Indiana Governor Eric Holcomb says he will address Hoosiers next week on the state’s next steps going forward with COVID-19. The Governor will make his …

by  Barbara Tully Some publications in northern Indiana recently published a piece about the no-excuse absentee voting lawsuit now before the U. S. Supreme Court.  …

Don’t forget to change your clocks before bed this evening. It’s the time of year where we “spring forward” and turn our clocks ahead an …

As Indiana lawmakers working through the start of the second half of the legislative session, there appears to be a point of constitutional contention over …