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A new study out of Purdue University shows infants in the US aren’t getting as much of those nutrients as babies in other countries.

State agencies are adopting policies about employees using state property for personal use after legislators passed new ethics rules this year.

Lawmakers voted to end Energizing Indiana last year. It was replaced with a program allowing utility companies to establish their own goals for energy savings.

What's behind the dramatic decrease of Indiana abortion rates. In part two of our series on the costs of prison we visit the Wabash Correctional Facility.

In hopes of boosting the program's reach, the state is launching an advertising campaign encompassing radio, TV, print and billboards, starting June 15.

The discussion of illegal activities on Kirkwood Avenue has been framed around the issue of homelessness—an ongoing, often controversial topic in the city.

A Juvenile Crime Task Force links poverty with illegally dumped garbage; a federal magistrate judge retires after 25 years. Read more in our morning roundup.

Commenters suggested creating a year-round homeless shelter, more police downtown and getting more money to existing programs that deal with homeless people.

Highland TH and Overseas Lease Group claim Terre Haute agreed to pay 240 monthly payments of over $700,000 for sludge-drying purposes.

Two people have shown symptoms of TB after coming into contact with a student in Sellersburg who has a confirmed case of tuberculosis.