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The American Hotel & Lodging Association estimates that nearly 700 of Indiana’s 1,042 hotels will permanently close within the next six months if they don’t obtain additional funding, based on numbers from a national survey.

Justin Cook, 6, and Raelynn Cook, 5, were pronounced dead at the scene of Friday night’s crash in Blackford County, a few miles west of Montpelier.

Lt. Gov. Suzanne Crouch announced Thursday that 479 groups will be receiving funding intended for operational support to aid organizations impacted by the COVID-19 outbreak.

Indiana’s infant mortality rate fell last year to the lowest level since the state began recording those deaths more than a century ago, according to new data.

Like millions of COVID-19 cases, Larry Brown’s had started with minor symptoms — fatigue, loss of appetite. When he fell ill in mid-March, people in the United States were becoming familiar with the novel coronavirus.

A downtown Indianapolis post office will be named for former U.S. Sen. Richard Lugar as President Donald Trump has given final approval for the honor.

Steve Swoveland, who died in November 2019, waged a decade-long campaign that in 2001 permanently protected the 46-acre site from drainage and development, The Star Press reported.

A northwestern Indiana city wants to install a facial recognition video network camera system downtown in hopes of slowing the spread of the coronavirus.

The former Holy Trinity Church is being demolished for a green infrastructure project as part of efforts to keep millions of gallons of sewer water out of the Ohio River along the Indiana and Kentucky border.

President Donald Trump's attacks on the integrity of mail-in voting and on the election itself have raised questions about whether or not the president will accept the results.