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INDIANAPOLIS – Lt. Gov. Suzanne Crouch (R-IN) appeared on this week’s edition of IN Focus, discussing her campaign for governor, and the upcoming debates amongst the Republican candidates in that very crowded primary field. Crouch is facing several other big names in Indiana politics, including Sen. Mike Braun, whose internal polls have shown him leading […]

Financial aid professionals from all across Indiana will be volunteering at 40 sites to help college-bound students and their families with financial aid during College Goal Sunday. The event is

Google’s dominance as a search engine is undeniable.

The Council of Governors met February 22, 2024, in Washington, D.C., for its 28th Plenary Meeting.

The claim that there "aint no laws when youre drinking Claws" is especially inaccurate when White Claw beverages are the focus of a soon-to-be-enacted Indiana statute.

"It is a complete overreach of the Legislature into the judicial branch, violating our fundamental principle of separation of powers," said state Sen. Rodney Pol Jr.

Two tornadoes formed on the northeast side of Fort Wayne last year, damaging homes and farms near Grabill and Harlan. No local injuries were reported, but five people were killed

Sometimes, solutions to problems just present themselves.

Human-caused climate change is affecting Hoosiers and the Indiana environment. Here's what that means and how to help.

A unique collaboration between Ford Motor Co. and 41 community and technical colleges across the country is helping students and the automotive industry. Fords Automotive Student Service Education Training or "ASSET" program enables students to complete a two-year associate degree program as certified Ford automotive technicians. ...