Year after year, the Indiana ranks well below the national average for overall health, most recently ranking 36th. But our state and federal government have a solution.

The Indiana change would exclude candy and soft drinks from the list of foods eligible to be paid for with SNAP benefits.

Gov. Braun, with RFK Jr. and Dr. Oz, announced nine executive orders to 'Make Indiana Healthy Again.' Orders changes to SNAP and Medicaid.

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A city of roughly 22,000 people that's located midway between Louisville and Indianapolis, Seymour has become another ...

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has inaugurated construction work on an jointly funded solar plant in neighboring Sri ...

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INDIANAPOLIS — Gov. Mike Braun signed an executive order Tuesday, April 1 that promises to improve customer service at the Bureau of Motor Vehicles. Executive Order 25-41 establishes a five-year plan ...

Indiana Governor Mike Braun signed two executive orders on Tuesday that he says will “improve customer service for Hoosiers.” One of those is supposed to modernize technology at the BMV and the plan ...