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The current total owed back to the state exceeds $449,000.

Construction crews are working around the clock to complete Section 5 of I-69. Legislators say they’ll revisit Indiana’s criminal code in the wake of the Noblesville West Middle School Shooting. And why an increasing number of teens are choosing not to get behind the wheel.

Court records say Radulovic posed as a member of the so-called "alt-right" in an online forum and threatened to shoot white attendees at the Aug. 19 Boston rally.

The teacher sheltered her students inside a locked classroom before ushering them to safety.

The report says 24 other states saw similar increases.

The city says the idea isn't off the table, but officials aren't sure how they plan to move forward.

Indiana Republicans just went through a Senate primary dubbed one of the "nastiest in the nation." And now there’s a fight over whether the party platform should define marriage as between a man and a woman.

Bloomington city council members will do a first reading of the proposal next week and could vote on it as early as June 27.

The state chapter announced Thursday that it wants to bring the Young Democrats of America national convention to Indianapolis in 2019.

Planned Parenthood is seeking a preliminary injunction that would block two provisions of the law that's set to take effect July 1.