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Drivers may encounter delays today and tomorrow (and several days in the future), as large beams are delivered to the I-69 construction zone in Martinsville.

The results of Indiana's takeover of a handful of academically failing schools are mixed, at best. The takeovers didn't get the results officials wanted, and caused a lot of frustration about local control.

“If you’re living paycheck to paycheck $600 a month is close to what you can afford. But there’s nowhere in Bloomington where you can get a two-bedroom for $600. Nowhere.”

Millions of cicadas are about to make an appearance for the first time in 17 years, and researchers at Purdue University are asking for Hoosiers' help in tracking the bugs as they emerge from the ground in the next few weeks.

Labor unions and local officials across Indiana recognized an annual Workers Memorial Day on Wednesday.

As of Thursday, 33.9% of Monroe County's population over age 16 has been fully vaccinated and 47% has received at least one shot.  

Join us this week as we talk with lawmakers about the 2021 legislative session.

These new cases mark the fifth, sixth and seventh COVID-19 cases among city employees in April, and eightieth, eighty-first and eighty-second cases since last March.

The Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra announced Thursday that it will resume in-person performances in May after not playing for live audiences for more than a year due to the pandemic.

The bar Kilroy’s On Kirkwood announced it would reopen this weekend, after closing last year due to the pandemic.