Indiana

The race between Democratic State Sen. J.D. Ford and U.S. Rep. Victoria Spartz, the incumbent Republican, appears increasingly close.

Indiana’s Secretary of State race has been busy in the final days with lawsuits, talk of audits, and massive advertising pushes. Here’s how candidates are making their final case to voters.

The court filing details medical neglect, cells flooded with human waste and abusive punishments detainees claim to have experienced at the maximum security prison called the "Speedway Slammer" by the Trump administration.

A week before the midterm election, voters across the state submitted over 61,000 more votes than in the 2022 midterm.

State health officials unveiled the definition of medical frailty this week - the group will be exempt from work requirements set to begin next year. Some advocates worry it doesn’t automatically include people living with HIV

Supporters say Indiana's bail amendment could prevent crime. Opponents warn it could undermine defendants' rights. Here's what's at stake in November.

Not all people experiencing homelessness sleep outdoors or in shelters, many live in their cars. The goal of Safe Park Indy is to connect some of those people with a safe place to park at night.

Greg Ballard took the Indiana Election Commission to court Friday, arguing that they need to hear campaign finance complaints before election day. A judge has ruled against him. Now, he’s turning to Gov. Mike Braun.

Thomas Stoughton pleaded guilty Monday, leaving Phillip Holden to stand trial alone Tuesday in a federal fraud case over Indiana virtual School. Here's what to know.

Greg Ballard took the Indiana Election Commission to court Friday, arguing that they need to hear campaign finance complaints before election day. A judge has ruled against him.