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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.

The Indiana Department of Transportation chose a contractor to conduct research and create a strategic plan for potential statewide interstate tolls.

Northern Indiana will get a new institute focused on developing technical skills for use in the recreational vehicle industry.

The U.S. Department of Justice said it will not defend parts of the Affordable Care Act, including pre-existing condition coverage. Opposition to the proposed changes is growing in Indiana.

Authorities say a 6-year-old boy is missing after being swept away in a southern Indiana river while playing on a sandbar with family members.

Senate President Pro Tem David Long of Fort Wayne joined Ice Miller as a partner on Friday. He is joining the firm's public affairs wing.

Indiana Democratic Party delegates will officially choose their candidates to run for statewide office at this weekend’s convention.

Police say the shooting could have been far worse if teacher Jason Seaman hadn't tackled the shooter.

The Monroe County Solid Waste District is no longer accepting any type of plastic bags or shrink wrap. Bloomington sanitation services will still process clean plastic bags and films.