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The City of Bloomington temporarily suspended its sanitation services and patrol of its downtown parking meters, but Indiana University remains open.

The vote marks the first time a bill legalizing alkaline hydrolysis has successfully cleared a committee.

Students, teachers and parents from Gary, Mishawaka and Indianapolis gathered at the Statehouse to celebrate improvements in statewide rankings and test scores.

A bill approved Wednesday in a House committee would allow utilities to charge future alternative energy customers a fee.

Mayor Kruzan answers your questions and talks about the approval of "The Graduate" hotel on Kirkwood Avenue and parking options during construction.

Nearly 219,000 Hoosiers signed up for 2015 healthcare coverage.

None of the Senate Judiciary’s Committee’s Democratic members were present when roll call was taken on Senate Bill 101.

The research shows about 75 percent of obese white women have friends who encourage them to lose weight, whereas no black women reported having that support.

Forecasters at the National Weather Service say colder air will arrive Wednesday afternoon pushing wind chill temperatures to -24 degrees.

It's called the Safety PIN bill, standing for Protecting Indiana’s Newborns.