It is organizing activities to mark the 200th anniversary of Indiana's 1816 statehood. They say the new license plate available in late December will help draw attention to the bicentennial.

Indiana told a police corporal last year his vanity license plates were no longer acceptable. The officer's plate said: OINK, O-I-N-K. He considered that an ironic statement on people calling him ...

INDIANAPOLIS — Josh Ingram was just as amused as many others when the president of the United States made his "covfefe" tweet in late May. But, he was so tickled he bought a vanity license plate ...

Residents have been voting for their desired plates for years. In the past, the plates have carried the message, "Wander Indiana" (1984), "Hoosier Hospitality" (1990) and "Crossroads of America ...

Indiana, like many states, lets you pick from a variety of specialized license plates that highlight some personal interest of yours, like a noted vampire hunter or your love of driving tiny cars.

The Indiana Bureau of Motor Vehicles says it will resume its vanity license plate program Friday after suspending it for nearly three years amid a lawsuit.

Indiana adopted a five-year license plate life cycle in 1993. The state replaced its license plates every three years from 1981 to 1993. Prior to 1981, license plates generally were replaced annually.

A growing number of Indiana communities are purchasing license plate cameras that can allow police to automatically detect stolen cars or vehicles associated with suspects wanted in crimes ranging ...

Indiana Youth Group director Mary Byrne tells the Star that Indiana follows Maryland among states with license plates to benefit LGBT youth. It is among 10 organizations the Bureau of Motor ...

The five-year license plate life cycle was adopted in 1993. License plates were replaced every three years from 1981 to 1993, and the plates were generally replaced annually prior to 1981.

INDIANAPOLIS | Indiana's 491,000 military veterans soon will be able to display their branch of service on their vehicle's license plate.

INDIANAPOLIS - Indiana motorists will have the opportunity next year to purchase specialty license plates benefiting the charity of NASCAR driver Tony Stewart and soccer programs, among other causes.