State News

The Indiana Department of Revenue is encouraging taxpayers to be honest when filing their taxes this season.

Claiming income that was not earned, overstating deductions or falsely claiming

Governor Eric Holcomb yesterday signed hate crimes legislation protecting those who are the targets of bias crimes.

Critics claim the law doesn’t go far enough because it does not

A Senate committee voted Wednesday to ban school safety training exercises in which teachers are hit with rubber or plastic bullets.

The amendment is a response to an incident in January

The Indiana Senate voted Wednesday to allow local schools to decide the right blend of experience necessary to award teacher raises.

State law currently requires teacher raises to be based

The list of healthcare professionals that can refuse abortion services based on religious and moral objections could be expanding in Indiana.

A bill passed by the Legislature would allow

An amendment aimed to further protect Indiana teachers during active shooter training has been rejected.

State Representative Tonya Pfaff introduced the amendment Tuesday in response to an

Spring brings not only April showers to Indiana but also greater chances of high winds, lightning strikes and other forms of severe weather.

With this in mind, Indiana Attorney General

The Indiana Commission for Higher Education says while Indiana college-going rates have slightly declined, Hoosier students are more prepared for college than ever.

The Commission’s 2019

The Indiana Department of Transportation’s annual Trash Bash will take place April 15th through April 30th.

Trash Bash brings INDOT crews together with volunteers to beautify the state’s

Health activists say they believe progress is being made to get state lawmakers to triple the state’s cigarette tax.

The legislature and shown little interest in doing that during this