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75 women are campaigning for the May primary election, which is double the number of women who ran four years ago.

An Indiana University researcher says there's a significant increase in the number of breastfed children and points to the Affordable Care Act.

Lawmakers this session eliminated what they saw as a quirk of state law – sales tax on food sold in vending machines.

The City of Bloomington is moving forward with the purchase of a controversial armored truck. More on the UDWI budget. Meth is still a serious problem in Indiana. And we’ll talk to a local glass artist whose pieces will be on sale at the White House.

The NCAA and 11 other conferences will appear in court for lawsuits aimed to prevent the conferences from restricting compensation for playing sports.

Despite meth labs declining in number and size, in Indiana, police say there's as much meth in Indiana as ever.

International leaders and farming experts are troubleshooting problems posed by global food insecurity.

More than a dozen Indiana schools are working to implement dual language programs with some funding help from the state, but some schools say they need help structuring the programs.

A Politico Magazine article published earlier this week says South Bend Mayor Pete Buttigieg is considering running for president in 2020, but experts say it's a long shot.

International leaders spoke at a panel Thursday on Russian affairs as a part of Indiana University’s annual America’s Role in the World Conference.