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Keeping teachers around is a complicated issue, but officials say housing often plays a key role.

Boonville, Ind. Mayor Charlie Wyatt worked at Alcoa for 41 years. Now the company writing his retirement checks suing the town he serves as mayor.

Township reform legislation died, workforce development measures advanced, and the Senate approved a bill to allow guns in church on school property.

An opinion issued by Attorney General Hill's office says a person ceases to be a resident if they die - and the state Constitution requires residency to vote.

IU Health’s new regional academic health center is set to open in 2020, but some residents are concerned the new hospital could displace a running course.

The Regenstrief Institute will create a "data commons" as part of the Indiana Univeresity Grand Challenge to tackle addiction in Indiana.

A proposal for a waste transfer station in Bloomington is officially dead after a vote by the Monroe County Board of Zoning Appeals.

A little more than halfway through the year, total tax collections for Indiana are about $40 million - or 0.5 percent - behind the state's budget plan.

A previous case made headlines in 2016 when Trump used Judge Gonzalo Curiel’s Mexican heritage to paint him as biased because of his immigration stance.

After 25 years, an oversight committee of the Columbus Police Department is looking at proposed changes to update the appeals proce