A legislative study committee decided Wednesday not to recommend the General Assembly legalize cameras to catch speeding motorists in highway construction zones.

State lawmakers have pointed to school referendum measures as one way to raise teachers’ pay, and a new state analysis reveals just how much teacher pay has increased in districts with voter-approved funding.

The International Economic Development Conference in Indianapolis this week aims to help attendees address workforce issues.

The window to file the Free Application For Federal Student Aid, or FAFSA, for the 2020 school year opened this month.

Indiana revenues are comfortably ahead of where state budget writers wanted them to be a quarter of the way through the fiscal year.

U.S. Attorney General William Barr spoke to a room of more than 200 Notre Dame law school students and faculty about religious liberty on Friday. He expressed opposition to the rise of secular culture while avoiding any talk of the impeachment inquiry surrounding the president.

The United Auto Workers strike against General Motors is approaching one month and one local organization is preparing for an increase in needs from union members.