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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 from murders to child abductions.

Two years after the coronavirus first emerged, top officials with the U.N. health agency cautioned that it’s still too early to be reassured by initial data suggesting that omicron, the latest variant, leads to milder disease.

Indiana got a new education secretary in January, as former Superintendent of Public Instruction Jennifer McCormick finished her first and final term as the state's schools chief.

Indiana lawmakers are preparing to handle several big education topics during the next legislative session.

A DNR release said a third-party has been advertising and renting campsites in Indiana state forests and parks. Customers, upon arrival, found the site they paid for unavailable.

Universities across Indiana held ceremonies celebrating winter graduates this month, and some from Vincennes University reflected on their experiences after they crossed the stage ahead of the end of year holidays.

Is Indiana ready for omicron? One epidemiologist said the public health system is ready for the latest COVID-19 variant – but still needs Hoosiers’ help by getting vaccinated.

One Indiana organization decided this year to stop paying workers with physical and developmental disabilities less than minimum wage.

Indiana’s women’s basketball game at Rutgers Thursday night has been postponed due to positive COVID-19 results within the Scarlet Knights’ program.

Greene County now has a place for mothers to legally surrender newborn babies they are unable or unwilling to care for.