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An Indiana Senate candidate who carries a cardboard cutout of Donald Trump to campaign rallies and ridicules one of his opponents for being a "Never Trumper" harshly criticized the future president as "vulgar" during a little-noticed 2016 interview.

Black Lives Matter protesters interrupted Wednesday night’s Bloomington City Council meeting just minutes after it started.

Indiana products that will likely be impacted include aluminum, automobiles, and medications.

The 123 year-old building on Wabash Avenue is the former home of the Ehrmann Manufacturing Company.

The owners of Switchyard Brewing say they’ll open in the former Jake’s Nightclub on North Walnut by the end of next month.

The Indiana University Lilly Library is celebrating the 200th anniversary of Mary Shelley's Frankenstein with an exhibit full of surprises.

Two events Wednesday commemorated the 50th anniversary of Senator Robert F. Kennedy announcing the assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

The state released its first evaluation of Indiana’s 93 charter schools this week.

The 91-foot tall carillon tower played its last concert on Sep. 23. The 61 bell carillon is now being restored in Holland.

Indiana farmers are already grappling with Chinese tariffs on pork. Now, the country is threatening to impose a 25 percent tariff on U.S. soybeans.