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USA Gymnastics (USAG) made a settlement offer Thursday to athletes who have come forward with claims they were sexually abused while competing in the organization.

At least seven Indiana schools have closed due to the flu so far. And several others are reporting high absentee rates. But state education officials say there’s no cause for concern.

A Senate committee revamped a bill that caps interest rates on many types of consumer credit after pushback from advocates and several lawmakers.

Coronavirus implications in Indiana. Environmentalists say cutting nearly 5,000 acres of the Hoosier National Forest could do more harm than good. And how bags of leaves are processed by the city and where they end up.

In August, Forestal was arrested after officers were called about a man impersonating a police officer. He was charged with drunk driving and resisting law enforcement as well as impersonation of a public servant, which is a felony.

The reorganization plan calls for halving the number of elementary schools the district currently operates, along with closing a middle school.

Legislation advancing in the Senate would require teachers who carry guns in school to undergo training, including specialized weapons training and behavioral assessments.

The Senate Corrections Committee passes two controversial bills. Speed cameras legislation moves forward. And the state’s longest-serving legislator announces this session will be his last.

The potential case of the coronavirus in northwest Indiana reportedly came back negative Friday. IU Health officials watch as more information is discovered about virus.

The Monroe County Sheriff’s office has sent the gun used in an accidental shooting that resulted in the death of a 4-year-old boy to the state police lab for examination.