More than 1,600 Indiana voters have had their registrations canceled or rejected under the state's new proof-of-citizenship laws. For citizens like Charrie Stambaugh, a routine address update triggered a bureaucratic ordeal just to keep her right to vote.
An estimated 174,000 fewer Hoosier children were insured through Medicaid programs in April compared to January 2025, according to a report from Georgetown University School of Public Policy.
Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita is threatening to sue the town of Merrillville over its “efforts to sabotage” a new federal immigration detention facility in the area.
The Trump administration has renewed an emergency order keeping two aging Indiana coal plants open for the third time. Energy Secretary Chris Wright defended the move to protect the grid, even though local utility executives call the assets inefficient, unreliable, and costly to maintain.
Republican lawmakers proclaim June "nuclear family month," and offer "counter-programming" to Pride Month.
The majority of the Indiana state Senators who voted against gerrymandering last year were ousted by Trump-endorsed candidates in their primary elections on Tuesday.
