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Bloomington Police say recent vehicle damage at the Islamic Center of Bloomington was likely accidental and not the result of targeted vandalism.

Michael Wilcox’s resignation comes after the school district made an error that cost taxpayers more than a $1 million surplus in property taxes.

June is known as Indiana Limestone Month. And every year, a group of amateur and professional carvers come together to celebrate the state’s famous stone.

Emergency response officials say Indiana is a leader when it comes to text-to-911 technology.

Research shows the number of teens getting behind the wheel is down significantly over the past couple decades, but it’s difficult to know exactly why.

Two state agencies have distributed nearly $1 million to Indiana's 92 Soil and Water Conservation Districts to improve water quality.

The state is giving different early learning providers across Indiana more funding as a part of efforts to improve quality and access to preschool programs.

Last year, the state decided to slowly decrease how much Hoosiers with solar panels get paid to deliver energy to the grid. But the fight over net metering might not be over.

A southern Indiana woman is pushing for a cemetery to repair her gravestone more than a year after she discovered it lists her as dead.

Researchers at Purdue University say they can test food for bacteria faster – and prevent foodborne illness outbreaks in the future.