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Lawmakers unveiled Tuesday a final version of legislation to help schools improve their safety.

Plans are moving forward to use $14.5 million to help deal with potholes by making improvements to Indianapolis streets.

Casino giant Caesars Entertainment is threatening to drop plans for building a new on-land casino in southern Indiana while arguing it shouldn't be forced to pay a $50 million state fee for acquiring two horse track casinos near Indianapolis.

Ball State University is receiving a nearly $50,000 federal grant to develop a virtual museum for engaging Indiana's legacy in civil rights.

State officials say preliminary work is starting on a project widening a 14-mile section of Interstate 65 to six lanes in southern Indiana.

The Bloomington Parks and Recreation Department is closing a portion of its Rail Trail beginning today to remove invasive plants.

An Indiana man who heads a white nationalist group is facing felony battery charges in Orange County.

An oversight committee that reviews complaints against the Columbus Police Department will no longer guarantee spots for members of the NAACP or the African American Pastors Alliance.

The state’s January unemployment rate of 3.3 percent is its lowest since the beginning of 2001.

Lawmakers from both chambers say they agree on a final version of a teacher licensing bill that stirred controversy in recent weeks.