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Student debt cancellation is a prominent issue among young voters, but it's not the sole driving issue organizers are pushing before Election Day.

Health officials in the U.S. look to Australia’s flu season to predict the strain that will be most common here. Epidemiologists say flu shots are really effective against this year’s strain, but only if people get their vaccine.

Monroe County leaders make their case to rezone a plot of land for a new jail, Freeman Field in Seymour unveiled a pair of statues to honor the Tuskegee Airmen, and agritourism is a booming business around Halloween. These stories and more on this week's Indiana Newsdesk.

Pike Township filed an official complaint with the Indiana High School Athletic Association after a volleyball game Oct. 8.

As Indiana attempts to legalize iGaming in 2023, experts talk about the benefits it could bring and what should be done to ensure responsible gambling takes place.

In 1945, 162 black officers training at the airfield in Seymour were arrested for attempting to integrate an all-white officer’s club.

The state of Indiana and the ACLU of Indiana faced off in Marion County court on Friday over a lawsuit that challenges the state's near-total abortion ban on religious freedom grounds.

The local social service agency announced Randy Rogers will begin his job Oct. 31. He will succeed Efrat Feferman, who served as executive director since 2017. 

Between the hours of 11 p.m. and 5 a.m., people in Bloomington hoping to use e-scooters like Lime and Veo will get a notification on the apps telling them the service is unavailable.

Cate is the latest upper-level administrator to announce they were stepping down, following VP of government relations Bill Stephan in September and dean of the Graduate School James Wimbush in July.