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Veterans Affairs Secretary Eric Shinseki resigned today, but Indiana representatives say they don't think that will fix the department's problems.

Indiana leaders at both the federal and state level are exploring ways to encourage more growth in the state’s medical device industry.

The Indy PopCon convention this weekend is catering to women by bringing in female actresses and tightening their sexual harassment policies.

Residents on Indianapolis' east side must travel several miles to the nearest grocery store--a task that is difficult for many that do not own cars.

The Indiana University School of Medicine is leading a three-year, $30 million concussion study sponsored by the NCAA and U.S. Department of Defense.

The American Legion, among other groups, has called for Eric Shinseki's resignation among allegations of mishandled wait times at VA facilities.

Kokomo Fire Department officials say they will open up their six stations to mobile home residents as tornado shelters.

New tests show an Illinois business associate of the first MERS patient did not contract the virus.

Legislation authored by Sen. Joe Donnelly, D-Indiana, that is aimed at preventing military suicides is being included in Congress' annual defense bill.

Young says he supports two bills being considered in the House this week but wants to see even bolder legislative changes.