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Disagreements over how to regulate the burgeoning short-term rental industry seem likely to be solved this year. But how to tax them may wait until 2019.

Indiana native and musician John Mellencamp spoke at Indiana University Friday ahead of a documentary screening about the negative consequences of coal.

The firing range in Spencer remains closed after nearby residents claim their homes were hit with stray bullets.

The Indiana State Department of Health says the flu has killed 167 Hoosiers so far this season.

Light wintry precipitation is possible late tonight and Saturday.

A mine wants to reopen in Southern Indiana, but a dispute has led to a standstill. And a pilot project that helps teachers put down roots in their community.

A ruling from a state agency could mean an almost yearlong battle over the utilities of a development in Brown County is closer to resolution.

As many as 98% of online pharmacies are violating laws in some way, according to the Alliance for Safe Online Pharmacies. However, this can mean a range of different situations.

A portion of the land will be used for specialty outpatient and medical offices. The rest will be used for other community needs such as lodging or retail.

The section of interstate is supposed to be complete by August 2018, which is nearly two years behind schedule.