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One Indiana school is teaming up with one of the world’s largest tech companies to put students on the cutting edge of agricultural technology. And a program meant to help veterans find jobs is impacting a group already struggling to get work.

Farmers' Market Advisory Council Chair Bruce McAllister said threats of legal action could ultimately lead the Parks Department to drop the Farmers’ Market completely.

In the injunction, Keele says the Owen County Board of Zoning Appeals did not have the authority to permit the rifle range to reopen, and didn’t follow the proper process in doing so.

Indiana’s first openly gay state senator, J.D. Ford, filed the bill for the second year in a row, this time with support from the state’s schools chief.

The start of the new year meant the legalization of the sale of marijuana for recreational use in Illinois. But lawmakers in Indiana don’t anticipate following suit until more action is taken on a federal level.

Bedford Police are investigating several complaints about flyers with Swastikas printed on them that were thrown into people’s yards.

The United States Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit upheld the so called “Rule of Two” case in The United States vs. Winston-Salem Industries for the Blind.

The Indiana Constitution says Hoosiers must be 25 years old to serve in the state Senate, 21 in the House.

State Department of Education spokesperson Adam Baker says the shift from federal letter grades was in part to help clear up confusion spurred by dueling letter grades schools received last year.

Indiana’s high school graduation rate dipped slightly in 2019, with the rate of students needing waivers from the state to earn a diploma, noticeably higher than previous years.