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The measure prepares the country for emergencies that include infectious disease, natural disasters, and chemical and biological attacks.

The changes that will be in place when classes begin Aug. 13 are part of a push to hold onto current students and lure others to return to the struggling school district.

ColumBIKE has cut its expenses and is weighing other changes in hopes of reversing its falling ridership.

Rare child cancers in Franklin are getting more attention as a result of chemical testing. But state agencies expressed doubt at the validity of that testing at a community listening session on Friday.

The law requires retailers who annually sell at least $100,000 in the state or do business with more than 200 Indiana customers to collect and remit the state’s 7 percent sales tax.

Alternative energy company EDP Renewables North America plans to build 50 new turbines throughout Randolph County in the next year.

Gen Con – the largest table top gaming convention in North America – is expected to have more than 60,000 attendees playing hundreds of games over four days.

A new report says Indiana is making progress to close achievement gaps in higher education, but also shows that some groups still lag behind.

The Kroger stores on south State Road 37 and N. Kinser Pike will operate from 6 a.m. to 12 a.m. beginning Nov. 25.

After another act of vandalism at an Indiana church, the governor says it’s time to pass a hate crimes law. China isn’t taking our plastics anymore. That has cities across the country grappling with their recycling. And we visit the engine manufacturer Cummins for a conversation about trade.