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House Environmental Affairs Committee Chair Dave Wolkins decided not to hear a bill this session that deals with confined animal feeding operations, or CAFOs.

The company has agreed to pay a $5 million fine and will spend $250,000 to clean up lead contamination in East Chicago.

Can a hate crimes bill finally make its way into Indiana law? Plus this week at the statehouse. And how advocates hope to expand the state’s pre-K program.

A central Indiana county councilman will replace a Republican state senator who resigned to join a law firm in Washington, D.C.

IU Health will continue to offer obstetrics services at IU Health Paoli Hospital, reversing an earlier decision that services would end in March.

Proposed legislation lawmakers are considering would create special licenses in math for elementary school teachers.

Buechlein died early Thursday at the infirmary of southern Indiana's St. Meinrad Archabbey, where he had been living since his retirement.

Cave restrictions that were put in place nearly a decade ago to protect hibernating bats from the deadly White Nose Syndrome.

The city is working with a consulting firm on a transportation master plan. It will be used to help prioritize transportation projects.

City officials in northwest Indiana have approved plans for a cruise ship that would take fun-seekers out along the Lake Michigan coastline.