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Some State Roads Remain Closed Until Waters Recede
National Weather Service officials say Indiana has received near four inches of rain since the beginning of the year, with almost all of that over the weekend.
Frankfort Embraces Indiana's Youngest Mayor
More than a year after election, Frankfort residents are satisfied with the way Mayor Chris McBarnes is running the city.
Mike Pence To Be Sworn In As Indiana Governor
Mike Pence will assume the position of Indiana's 50th governor on Monday.
Kokomo Annexation Opponents To File Petition
Landowners who oppose an annexation on southeast side of Kokomo are drafting a petition to stop the measure.
Indiana-Based Group Organizes Gun Control Marches
Founder Shannon Watts says politicians need to take action to address gun violence, especially in the wake of recent mass shootings.
Federal Officials Tour Indianapolis' Environmental Projects
Officials toured several Indianapolis areas including the Brownfield remediation and the Indy Cultural Trail.
Taliban Fighter In Indiana Prison Wins Prayer Lawsuit
John Walker Lindh, who is being held in a federal prison in Terre Haute, has won a lawsuit for rights to daily group prayer.
Indiana Requires Another Chickenpox Vaccine After Outbreak
The Indiana State Department of Health is requiring all schoolchildren to get two chickenpox vaccinations.
Research Universities Could Feel Effects of Sequestration
IU President Michael McRobbie worries those cuts could put a strain on universities relying on research funding.
IU Law Professor: Indiana Should Expand Medicaid
David Orentlicher says Indiana should expand Medicaid because the federal government would bear most of the cost.
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