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Congressman Luke Messer is one of three candidates vying to challenge incumbent Sen. Joe Donnelly (D-Ind.). Brandon Smith sat down with Messer to discuss issues in a race that’s been called one of the nastiest in the nation.

Indiana University's Sustaining Hoosier Communities Initiative aims to build partnerships with local communities, while connecting them with University resources.

Two corporation employees transported students from two high schools to early voting sites Wednesday. Terre Haute North students will walk to a polling place next door on primary election day.

More than forty-four years after it was issued, Bloomington psychologist Albert Fink’s license to practice psychology in Indiana could be revoked at a hearing later this month.

A new transit initiative could get more residents jobs, the city's first PRIDE festival is a success, City Hall is getting a new neighbor and Envision Columbus holds its first public forum.

A couple of months after being created by lawmakers, the newly-formed Governor’s Workforce Cabinet met for the first time Tuesday.

A Columbus church that’s a National Historic Landmark is on the state’s list of most endangered places.

The State Board of Education is considering whether it should get involved in reviewing virtual charter schools.

The Indiana University Foundation plans to use the former Republic Newspaper building in Columbus as the site of its Masters of Architecture degree program.

A review by The Associated Press finds Braun's national auto parts distribution company imports goods from the same overseas counties he has criticized for taking American jobs.