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A national addiction policy group launched an Indiana chapter this week with an aim to create more resources for families and individuals struggling with addiction.

The second round of federal funding to address the opioid epidemic in Indiana has been announced.

Bloomington high school students are preparing to join the second National School Walkout tomorrow.

Two men, convicted and later exonerated for rape, announced Wednesday they are suing the city of Hammond and local and state authorities for allegedly framing them.

A federal judge also ordered 49-year-old Franklin Fennell of Terre Haute to pay $110,600 in restitution to the Vigo County School Corp.

National data shows Indiana teachers have seen some of the largest decreases in teacher pay over the past decade, after adjusting for inflation.

The massive piece senses the people as they walk past and even greets and interacts with them using illumination patterns, for example.

The state’s investment in workforce development. The growing world of esports. And a piece of art that moves and reacts to your presence.

Indiana leaders celebrated National Child Abuse Prevention Month Thursday amid controversy at the state’s child welfare agency.

A federal bankruptcy judge Thursday approved a bid for a homeowners association representing Eagle Pointe residents to purchase the shuttered golf course near Lake Monroe.