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A Muncie man who was reportedly "preaching" to bicycles at the northside Walmart store late Tuesday was arrested after he allegedly threatened to kill officers.

Governor Mike Pence sent a letter urging President Obama to have undocumented children housed in Indiana sent back to their home countries, immediately.

INDOT official Troy Woodruff resigns, as probe comes to end INDOT chief of staff Troy Woodruff resigns.

Indianapolis Today, Governor Mike Pence met with Health and Human Services Secretary Sylvia Mathews Burwell in Washington, D.C. to discuss the state's proposal to expand the Healthy Indiana Plan through HIP 2.0. "I appreciate the willingness of Secretary Burwell to have a serious and substantive discussion about our proposal to advance ... (more)

FBI and Elkhart Police officers worked together to arrest a woman Wednesday morning for her alleged role in a 2013 armed bank robbery.

TODAY: The office of Indianapolis Mayor Greg Ballard is expected to make a major public safety announcement Wednesday morning.

By Josh Archambault and Jonathan Ingram - Mr. Archambault is a Senior Fellow, and Mr. Ingram Director of Research, at the Foundation for Government Accountability.

A Marion County judge has cleared the way for a lawsuit to proceed against members of the State Board of Education that alleges public access violations.

The governor wrote a letter to the president, asking the federal government to quickly resolve the border crisis and give information to states in more timely manner.

It's too early to say it will happen, but there is now talk of the potential for a showdown between Republican incumbent Mike Pence and former Democratic Governor and U.S. Senator Evan Bayh.

Pence to Obama: Reunite kids crossing border with families Gov. Mike Pence asks for government to provide to more timely information to states.

Gov. Mike Pence sent a letter to President Barack Obama today expressing his concern regarding unaccompanied children crossing the nation's southern border.

Energy conservation is going to new heights in South Bend, gaining praise and attention from state leaders.

Luke Britt, Indiana's public access counselor, will give a free public presentation on the state's public access laws at 5:30 p.m. Wednesday in the Omni Room at Citizens Square, 200 E. Berry St. Britt, who was appointed by Gov. Mike Pence in 2013, is an attorney who provides advice, assistance and education about public access laws to the public ... (more)

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Indiana has been forced to accept 245 illegal invaders, without a vote or knowledge of who they are, where they come from nor what diseases they may carry.

Reuben Goforth shows a Rainbow Darter to youngsters Wednesday, July 23, 2014, during Collecting and Identifying Fish in Burnett Creek, part of the Wednesdays in the Wild program in Battle Ground.

In mid-March, five separate cases were filed in federal court challenging various aspects of Indiana's prohibition against same-sex marriage.

Some teachers and district administrators worry the exam that's still being revamped by a state contractor could negatively impact them and their students, since performance on the high-stakes test helps determine whether teachers get a raise and how schools are graded on an A-to-F rating system.

It is reported [ Washinton Post report] that Judge Scullin issued an order addressed to the city and police department to end the ban on firearms.