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Part of the so-called “school deregulation” efforts include a proposal for schools to bypass some education laws with state approval.

An Indiana University music school chair is calling the new carillon in the arboretum the city’s new civic soundscape.

The black infant mortality rate declined nearly 16 percent in 2018, and the rate for Hispanics fell almost 20 percent.

The Indiana House made changes Thursday to legislation that raises the smoking and vaping age to 21 years old, which includes an effort to address recent deaths from vaping.

Hundreds of people – most of them women – celebrated the historic anniversary at the Statehouse Thursday with state legislators and officials, including Lt. Gov. Suzanne Crouch, the fourth woman to hold that office.

The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development recently released the 2019 Annual Homeless Assessment Report to Congress. The report provides nationwide estimates of people experiencing homelessness.

A group of local companies is planning on renovating and expanding the historic Kiln building north of The Mill to provide more office space for expanding businesses.

The sales of both medical and recreational product is growing rapidly; so is the influence of companies in the space.

Join us this week as we discuss recent events between the U.S. and Iran following the killing of a high ranking Iranian military leader in a U.S. drone strike at Baghdad’s international airport.

Roger Penske purchased the track late last year and closed the deal earlier this month. This is the first major change the longtime IndyCar and NASCAR team owner has made.