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More than half of Hoosiers living with HIV are also low income and may be food insecure. A new state program will deliver medically tailored meals to these people.

The teen's case cannot be heard in adult court under current Indiana law because his alleged attempt to commit murder wasn't successful.

State Street construction work is complete, reasoning behind the Rocky Ford road design controversy, why the Republic Building TIF funding is being questioned, an update on a conference center study and more.

The Environmental Protection Agency says U.S. Steel’s plans to make up for spilling a toxic chemical into a Lake Michigan tributary last year are incomplete.

State health officials and a nonprofit organization both say none of the naloxone they distribute is included in a recent voluntary recall.

George "Nathan" Stang will be on probation and must complete 300 hours of community service.

A 6-month old dog named Spike helped open the Bloomington Animal Care and Control Center Tuesday after more than a year of construction.

Madison County Commissionershave decided to allow a behavioral health system to restart its needle exchange, which ended last year.

Indiana Chief Justice Loretta Rush says judicial leaders from around the country feel a sense of urgency as they develop an infrastructure for court systems to address the nation’s opioid crisis.

Indiana University leaders want employees and students to know what to do in the event of an active shooter situation.