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Death row inmate Jeffrey Weisheit is scheduled to be executed Nov. 5. The governor denied clemency before two other executions last year.

The largest gift from an individual in Indiana University's history will rename the graduate division of the Kelley School of Business after alumnus and donor Jeffrey H. Thomasson.

According to SEC filing Monday, the company said they were made aware of an online post from a third party claiming to have obtained a dataset containing customer information.

The City of Indianapolis mailed 546 letters to flood-damaged households warning they may need new permits to repair, sparking confusion that the city acknowledges could have been handled differently.

The Indiana State Board of Finance on Tuesday approved its third round of reimbursements to local governments for losses incurred during the state’s gas tax suspension.

Indiana could soon take over some coal waste permitting from the federal government, part of an effort to deregulate at the federal level.

The court says traveling arguments give students and members of the public an opportunity to see the state's highest court at work.

IU pitcher Jacob Gomberg has been charged in a sexual cyber harassment case in Florida.

Former Monroe County Health Department administrator Lori Kelley was fired Sept. 10, according to her attorney, who says Kelley alleges her termination was retaliation for complaints of sexual harassment.

The Bloomington Police Department has been seeking a move since flooding five years ago damaged its downtown station.