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Children with disabilities are entitled to a public education but when schools don't fulfill that obligation, it's often left to parents to fight for their rights under federal law.

The medication that can reverse an opioid overdose is now available at some pharmacies – shelved next to common cold meds and sleeping pills. But will it reach those who need it most?

A new mobile career lab unveiled by Indiana Wesleyan University aims to offer career advising and resources to people in underserved communities.

The FSSA’s Office of Early Childhood and Out-of-School Learning awarded about $8.7 million in grants that will add more 1,500 child care seats in 18 counties.

The state Supreme Court’s opinion said Attorney General Todd Rokita signed a sworn affidavit, made under penalty of perjury, admitting to misconduct and acknowledged “he could not successfully defend himself” if the matter were tried.

Lethal injection is thought to be painless and thought to be quick, seemingly the most humane choice. But what if we've got it all wrong?

Monroe County officials say it could be a while before they decide where to build a new county jail.

Judge Nathan Nikirk scheduled a five-day bench trial beginning April 29 of next year.

Southern Indiana always ranks high for fall foliage views, and this year is no different. Back in September, New York Travel Guides ranked Brown County State Park as the third-best state park in the country to view fall foliage.

The first cat cafe in Monroe County, selling beverages, pastries and adoptable cats, opened Wednesday.