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A black Indiana man who sued four Louisiana state troopers after being handcuffed and detained during a trip to New Orleans is having his case tried again because of racial discrimination in jury selection.

More than 170 soldiers from Indiana never returned from the war.

Some residents are unhappy because board members said they had made a decision to spend $270,000 on an environmental study before hearing public comment.

State officials Tuesday touted the first business to use a new kind of apprenticeship, which offers both pay and college credit.

Topics at the annual Indiana School Health Conference this week touch on numerous supportive health services, and the issue of school safety was front and center.

Service dogs are a popular way to treat anxiety despite a lack of extensive research. A new study from Purdue University shows veterans with PTSD may benefit from the use of service dogs.

Court Appointed Special Advocates serve as a voice for children as they go through the court system, but more than a hundred kids are waiting for an advocate.

Both candidates in Indiana’s Senate race say the U.S. should not separate parents from their children at the border. But they don’t agree on who’s to blame for that policy.

An Indiana State Police trooper went viral last weekend for enforcing Indiana's "left lane" law.

For the first time in more than 25 years, the rural electric co-op board voted Monday night to reduce rates.