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Green Stem Provisioning owner George Lynch is happy Indiana will go at least another year without legal marijuana, and says he'll get to keep his billboards up for Hoosiers to see for another decade.

The Community Foundation of St. Joseph County this week told New Day Intake Center officials they'll provide $250,000 toward the $14.3 million needed to break ground this summer.

Indiana is one of only five states that does not let tenants escrow part of rent payments for future maintenance and repairs.

Indiana's 2nd District hasn’t been competitive since the Republican-controlled General Assembly redrew boundary lines after 2010 to remove more Democratic-leaning areas of Michigan City and LaPorte County.

Faculty groups from Indiana University, Purdue University, Indiana State and Ball State say politicizing tenure will limit intellectual freedom

A bill to decriminalize possession of small amounts of cannabis got its first ever committee hearing at the Statehouse Wednesday. But that’s as far as the issue will likely go this year.

Indiana lawmakers will write the two-year budget this session – a document of their policy priorities, more than 200 pages long, that will spend more than $37 billion.

More than 80 percent of Hoosiers believe an abortion ban should have at least some exceptions. And more than half say abortion should be legal in most cases.

Karla knew something was wrong. Her daughter still couldn’t read by the time she reached the fifth grade.