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More than 90 percent of Hoosiers have health insurance. But, an official from Gov. Mike Braun’s administration said while that’s a large percentage, it can be a little misleading.

Hoosiers will pay more to be efficient Household appliances, like Boggess’s heat pump, meant to help homeowners reduce energy use and save on bills, could also lose federal tax credits under the ...

Lakota East tight end P.J. MacFarlane, a member of the 2026 class, announced his commitment to the Indiana Hoosiers on June 8. MacFarlane is a three-star recruit according to 247Sports where he is ...

The Hoosiers have been a popular target on social media for fans of teams (mostly in the SEC) who felt like they didn’t belong in the 12-team field.

Not a victory for working Hoosiers. Will the tax cut in the bill benefit the rich or the poor or everyone? The rich — including Congressman Shreve who is one of Congress’ wealthiest members.

The diesel-like smell sometimes rising off Lake Michigan near BP’s oil refinery in Whiting gets so bad that surfer Mike Calabro and his girlfriend suffer headaches and need to get out of the ...

Because most Hoosiers rely on their employers for health care coverage, legislative efforts to control spiraling costs are imperative. SEA 140, however, might take this concern in the wrong direction.

It’s getting weirder by the 2nd. Listen to the “Hoosiers Hungary for answers from Diego Morales” discussion in full here: Listen to the Show in Full here: Watch the show in Full here: Don’t miss a ...

The decision to bring back the mascot comes after a successful football season, in which the Hoosiers went 11-2 overall en route to its first-ever College Football Playoff appearance. In the midst ...

From 1965 to 1969, Indiana University athletics events were often attended by a bison mascot. During that time, the Hoosiers football team played in the Rose Bowl for the only ...

Under the new Medicaid law, which goes into effect July 1, the state’s Family and Social Services Administration secretary has the authority to end the Healthy Indiana Plan.