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Nine members of the Indianapolis family were among the 17 people killed last week when the amphibious tour boat they were on capsized and sank during a sudden storm.

The federal government doesn’t require schools to test for lead and neither do most states — including Indiana.

School systems requested the handheld metal detectors after Gov. Eric Holcomb announced the program earlier this month.

Leaders from the Hoosier Action Group organized the rally to call attention to the need for more affordable and accessible health coverage, including addiction treatment resources.

Chair John Whikehart says they hope to invite the finalists back in early August for another meeting before making a recommendation to the county commissioners.

A nonprofit legal fund, Fairness for Curtis Hill, announced its launch Monday to help defend Attorney General Curtis Hill against sexual misconduct allegations.

Police say the Critical Incident Response Team primarily used the vehicle to protect a negotiator.

An Indiana University law professor says President Trump’s Supreme Court nominee could determine the fate of the Affordable Care Act.

Contractors are nearly finished leveling the West Calumet housing complex two years after about 1,000 residents were told to leave because of lead and arsenic contamination.

Under Indiana law, drivers should change lanes to steer clear of emergency or work vehicles stopped on the side of the road.