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The latest data from the Indiana Department of Health brought the overall death toll to 13,289 and the total case number to 747,799.

The bill aims to make the U.S. more competitive with China in the fields of science, technology and research. It now heads to the House

A national hotel industry group is urging Congress to pass legislation that would give direct relief to hotel operators and workers needing the financial help to fill the gap while travel returns.

City councils in West Lafayette and Lafayette voted on Monday to move forward with their lawsuits against opioid distributors and manufacturers separately from Indiana’s opioid litigation.

More than 5,000 Hoosiers will get checks from the Santander settlement, and 1,500 more Hoosiers will get their loans waived or forgiven.

Dayana Medina-Flores and Luis Posso were arrested in 2019 after the couple’s 12-year-old son died from starvation and torture.

Bennett says he's not interested in showing vaccination cards for benefits, he agrees with the governor's decision to halt federal benefits to unemployed workers, and casino groundbreaking will most likely happen in July.

The City of Bloomington is preparing to roll out its long-term strategy for addressing housing insecurity and homelessness within the next few weeks.

Upon taking office, President Biden set July 4 as a benchmark for getting 70% of the nation fully vaccinated from the COVID-19 virus. 

The council ratified new public health orders, including increased capacity for businesses -- many places to 75 percent -- and the end of mask mandates for people fully vaccinated against COVID-19.