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University officials praised Lawrence County for helping articulate future community visions.

Indiana University bought the downtown historic landmark to house its new architecture master’s program.

House Speaker Brian Bosma says legislators will review Indiana’s laws regarding juveniles being charged as adults in the wake of the Noblesville school shooting.

Project leaders discussed a new public-private partnership model for a portion of section 6, progress on section 5 and changes coming to local traffic at the annual I-69 and P3 Summit in Bloomington.

Indiana Republican Party Chair Kyle Hupfer says delegates at this weekend’s convention will vote to choose between two versions of the state party’s platform, its value statements.

A heating and air conditioning business says its Bloomington business desperately needs more service technicians.

A northern Indiana college has won its long-running lawsuit seeking religious exemption from paying for employees' birth control under the Affordable Care Act.

An attorney for the alleged Noblesville school shooter says the teen's family is still in shock and asks for patience and privacy as the case moves forward.

The Indiana Department of Natural Resources is dedicating nearly $660,000 to combat non-native aquatic plants this year through its Lake and River Enhancement program.

Some communities use wastewater from producing oil and gas to reduce dust on country roads. A new study shows the practice is likely putting radium, a cancer-causing chemical, into the air and water.