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An Indiana University professor organized a panel discussion reflecting on how Muslims have been affected in the 10 years since 9/11.

After a year in existence, the task force is heading to the internet for public input.

Some individuals still had to work this Labor Day holiday, but many said it is what they have to do to pay the bills.

Indiana University says it is trying to make accommodations for students who currently do not have proper housing.

The state relies heavily on apartment complex managers to enforce the grill fire laws because enforcement officers cannot inspect every apartment.

The state of Indiana has agreed to pay the full 5 million dollars to the State Fair stage collapse victims who filed a class action law suit.

Given the economy, the Obama Administration is giving states and counties more time to let signs wear out without posing a safety threat for commuters.

With the opening of the Miller House and Garden, innkeepers tax revenue is up, and the visitors center’s website traffic has increased 21 percent over last year.

Energy industry representatives who testified before state lawmakers today say the proposed EPA regulations could negatively impact the Indiana economy.

The public discussion will be the first time the commissioners have met since they issued their 2004 report on the 9/11 attacks.