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Indiana University researchers say talks should begin now on how to deal with settlements from lawsuits filed by city and county bodies against opioid manufacturers and distributors.

The U.S. Department of Education has denied Indiana’s request to count thousands of the state’s basic high school diplomas known as general diplomas.

Commissioners in a central Indiana county that ended its needle exchange last year are expected to soon consider allowing a local behavioral health system to resume the program.

The Greene County General Hospital Board says it’s reassuming control of six specialty health clinics scattered throughout the county.

A consultant team is working with city staff to update the Unified Development Code, a document that hasn't been comprehensively updated since 2007.

One side effect of the opioid epidemic: violence against medical professionals is on the rise. Some Indiana hospitals are training doctors and nurses in self defense.

An Indiana man plans to sell his collection of Corvette Indy 500 pace cars. The collection includes cars from 1978 to 2017.

Sweeping changes could be coming to college basketball. The opioid epidemic puts some Hoosier medical professionals' lives at risk. And one of the biggest collections of Indy 500 pace cars is up on the auction block.

A new Howard County drug treatment center opens Monday. It’s been in the works since an opiate summit last summer.

School corporations are preparing to offer free meals to children across the state beginning this June.