The Latest Breaking News from Indiana

An Indiana lawyer named Mark Zuckerberg is suing Meta after the company repeatedly shut down his accounts for allegedly impersonating its founder.

Forget corporate tax breaks. Cities now pay remote workers to move in.

"[Indiana's] approach furthers the state's interests the way an atom bomb would further the eradication of a residential ant infestation."

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has identified repeated quality control failures, including foreign particle contamination, inadequate investigations, and insufficient corrective actions at the Novo Nordisk A/S (NYSE:NVO) operated facility in Bloomington, Indiana.

Indiana and Tennessee opted out of Summer EBT, which gives families grocery support when schools close for summer.

From our best guess to how the playoff will unfold to borderline absurd brackets, here is how the season could play out under very different circumstances.

The final regular event of the LIV Golf season sees the field of 54 competing for a huge prize fund

Democratic governor’s effort comes as Republicans in Texas, Florida, Indiana and Ohio all seek to add GOP seats to their congressional maps

Rural communities are seeing a key aspect of life affected amid Trump’s immigration crackdown and Ice raids

A southern Indiana man faces murder charges after making statements that they say cast doubt on his story that she shot herself.

The Hoosiers expect to follow up a breakout season with another trip to the College Football Playoff behind a standout defense and new quarterback.