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A new study predicts the U.S. could lose nearly half of its corn by the end of the century due to climate. Indiana is the country’s fifth largest corn-producing state.

The Indiana Youth Group says without the right support in schools, transgender kids are at higher risk for dropping out, or even suicide.

The boy's body was found about half a mile south of where he was swept away.

The alliance will consider recommendations from preserving the environment in neighboring counties to changing zoning laws to accommodate the military base and testing site.

Officials in Indianapolis have launched a program that allows police officers to take people struggling with substance abuse issues, mental health problems and homelessness directly to a detox facility.

The Indiana Democratic candidates for statewide office share a common theme: it’s time for an end to one-party rule in Hoosier state government.

More than 60 percent of 2016 graduates received advanced placement or dual credits, according to the Indiana Commission For Higher Education. That's up from 47 percent just four years ago.

Indiana University is adding more protections for its students, faculty, and staff in an effort to be more inclusive.

Some Hoosiers put down money for their dream homes only to end up with no house and now no money. The juvenile who’s accused of shooting a teacher and a student at a Noblesville school appeared in court this week. And how a rural Indiana school district is developing a new healthcare model.

Indiana’s unemployment rate held steady in May at 3.2 percent. That marks the longest stretch Indiana’s unemployment rate has gone unchanged since October of 2012.