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The Indiana University Kelley School of Business has installed cameras in some of its classrooms to deter students from cheating.

The Indiana Department of Transportation plans to open the first three sections of I-69 on Nov. 19, as long as construction remains on schedule.

A Howey/DePauw poll is the first since Richard Mourdock said in a debate that if pregnancy resulted from rape, it was what God intended.

Indiana wins big over Indiana Wesleyan on Thursday.

The commonly used herbicide atrazine kills weeds in corn and sorghum fields without harming the crops.

A bold plan proposed by the Mind Trust is aiming changing the administrative structure, and giving more freedom to schools.

Indiana business officials say they are hoping to become a key player in the future unmanned aerial vehicle industry.

The Fordham Institute says Indiana's unions have less influence than those in other states, but the ISTA president calls the study "laughable."

The New York Times readers must pay between $15 and $35 per month for Internet content that previously was free.

It’s all but certain Mitt Romney will carry Indiana when ballots are tallied next week. But will the GOP presidential nominee produce a so-called coattail effect for fellow Republicans? Political scientists in the state say strong candidates at the top of the ticket may not influence other elections like they used to.