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Among Midwest states, Indiana has the second highest percentage of clean energy jobs in its workforce (2.7 percent) and ranks second in wind energy employment.

Sen. Todd Young (R-Ind.) says while he supports President Donald Trump standing up to capitalist nations like China on trade, he also wants a more targeted strategy for international tariffs.

Religious conservative groups that oppose hate crimes laws in Indiana say Gov. Eric Holcomb’s support for the measure won’t matter.

What administrators are doing to make schools safer. The first genetically modified meat to be sold for human consumption, may be raised right here in Indiana. And we answer one Hoosier’s question about where Salt Creek got its name.

The USDA recently awarded Loogootee a $1.1 million loan to build a library three times the current size. The library is trying to raise $200,000 toward construction costs to reduce that loan amount.

The lone military identification tag that North Korea provided with 55 boxes of human remains last month belonged to an Army medic from Indiana who was killed in combat in 1950.

The state is moving forward with plans to stop posting air pollution notices in newspapers, despite opposition. The notices let people know if someone has applied for a permit to put contamination into the air.

Roofing prices in Bloomington are up an average of 3 to 5 percent compared to last year, according to estimates from a local roofing company.

Six deputies were at a mobile home on W. Tower Road serving an arrest warrant when two of them fired their weapons at 24-year-old Daniel Boyer, who allegedly pointed a handgun at the officers.

For the fifth year, Purdue veterinarian students have partnered with the Indiana State Fair. On a peak day, there are more than 1,000 animals at the Indiana State Fair.