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Indiana will maintain access to millions in federal funding tied to the pandemic and continue to offer vaccine clinics to children under age 11.

Chavez says getting the Community Development Block Grant to help pay for a new space was the easy part. It’s finding a location to move that’s proven-at least so far-to be impossible.

Mask mandates end as COVID cases and hospitalizations rapidly decline. Permitless gun carry legislation takes an unexpected turn this week. And more than a thousand people gather for the People’s Convoy rally in Monrovia.

Republican leaders in the Indiana General Assembly don't see eye to eye on the future of a controversial school curriculum bill.

Temperatures this week are on a bit of a roller coaster with anticipated storm systems bringing a couple fronts along the way.

David Wilcox lives in Bloomington, and he’s been skiing and snowboarding here for the past 17 years. And he’ll keep coming back. But he won’t be able to hit the slopes as much as he used to. That’s not by choice.

An Indiana labor federation is throwing its support behind a group of IU graduate workers seeking to form a union.

The state confirmed 497 new COVID-19 cases Friday, down from 484 on Thursday.

Lawmakers head toward the finish line of the 2022 session. A school curriculum bill dies. A gun bill is revived. And the vaccine mandate debate is over.

A waste oil recycling company in Indianapolis could soon lose its ability to discharge some of its wastewater to a local treatment system.