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Earlier this month, an anti-abortion group filed suit in Marion County Superior Court to regain access to abortion records no longer released by the Indiana Department of Health.

Pregnancy can be a joyous time but also a dangerous one, particularly in the U.S. According to the Commonwealth Fund, American women have the highest maternal mortality rate among the

We often connote Indiana Department of Child Service investigations with young children. However, as a media-led investigation into Pierceton Woods Academy found, young adults are vulnerable, too.

For the past two years, Fort Wayne’s Citilink public transportation system has partnered with AARP Indiana to offer free fares on Election Day to help voting-age residents access a ride

Pornography isn’t for kids. But since the early days of the internet, easy access to the digital world has stirred concern that children will stumble upon sexually explicit images they

Family case managers are arguably the most integral to the Indiana Department of Child Services’ mission to protect children’s safety. They’re the front line against child abuse and neglect.

It’s noteworthy to see the state supermajority pushing for the retention of more third-grade students who do not meet reading standards.

As part of a new legislative effort to limit the rule-making authority of state agencies, departments critical to government operations justified their fee and penalty schedules before the State Budget

Transparency ought to be the hallmark of an effective democracy. Allowing citizens to access data painting a clearer picture of an institution is the best way for them to judge

Overall college enrollment and the state’s college-going rate are beginning to turn around after more than a decade of declines, the Indiana Commission for Higher Education announced last week.