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House Bill 1130 would prevent public K-12 schools from disciplining students for expressing their First Amendment rights in a school-funded publication.

Early blooms have pollen allergy sufferers reaching for the tissue box.

The money from "an agreement with several potentially responsible parties" will join $26 million from a 2014 EPA settlement with DuPont and Atlantic Richfield.

The announcement of a sixth year of tuition freezes at Purdue University has been met with skepticism from some members of the school’s faculty.

Indiana U.S. Sen. Joe Donnelly faced a mostly favorable crowd of several hundred people at a Muncie town hall meeting Sunday.

The law would not require Medicaid to cover mental health and substance use treatment.

A new way to transport donor hearts for transplants is now in use in Indiana. The heart is kept beating during the trip.

Senate Bill 438 passed out of committee on a vote of 6-3 last month, but its sponsor, Republican Sen. Sue Glick pulled it from consideration on the Senate floor after conservative lawmakers introduced an amendment that she said would have gutted the bill's intent.

Republican Representative Trey Hollingsworth is set to speak at this year's Monroe County Lincoln Day banquet.

DeVos, who wants less federal oversight in education, says IPS gives parents and school leaders more control and choice over their classrooms.