Hannah Adamson

INDIANAPOLIS — Tuesday's state revenue forecast had several lawmakers on both sides of the aisle feeling “cautiously optimistic” heading into what is already being labeled a “contentious” budget session.

INDIANAPOLIS— If State Sen. Mike Bohacek’s (R-Michiana Shores) bill passes next session, social media platforms would need to block kids under 16 from accessing their content if they don’t re…

When I was little, I wanted to be a scientist. I excelled at chemistry, biology and math, but I also loved English and always had a book in my hands from an early age. I started college majoring in chemistry with hopes of becoming a research chemist, but I graduated with a degree in English with aspirations of becoming a college professor and an author. If only I had known sooner that I could combine these two passions into my final degree and dream career – a masters in library science and the assistant director of Derby Public Library.

INDIANAPOLIS — In preparation for what would be Indiana’s biggest winter storm in several years, the Indiana Department of Homeland Security activated its State Emergency Operations Center on…

INDIANAPOLIS — The Indiana House Republican Caucus announced its intent on Tuesday to redraw state lines and welcome dozens of Illinois counties that want to secede from their state. ”To all …

INDIANAPOLIS—Wednesday, a Republican-led coalition introduced a bill that would allow Hoosiers over the age of 21 to legally use marijuana—a bill that faces a tough, uphill climb in both the …

INDIANAPOLIS — Less than 12 hours after TikTok went dark in the U.S., the app bounced back and credited President Donald Trump for its triumphant return. But if Senate Bill 11 passes, thousan…

INDIANAPOLIS — Thursday, dozens of protestors called on lawmakers to reconsider an immigration notice bill that’s now one step closer to passing out of the Indiana House. ”It’s invoking fear in our…

INDIANAPOLIS — Indiana’s House Courts and Criminal Code Committee unanimously passed a bill that proponents hoped would fix an unintended consequence of the state’s “Red Flag Law.”…

INDIANAPOLIS — Indiana's House Courts and Criminal Code Committee unanimously passed a bill that proponents hoped would fix an unintended consequence of the state's “Red Flag Law.”