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Curtis Hill allegations, why teachers aren't flocking to live in Educator's Village and why the future of the Madison Regatta is in jeopardy.

Purdue University is developing technology that would give soft contact lenses the ability to monitor body temperature, glucose levels and other health factors.

Leaders from around the state are continuing efforts to connect bike trails across Indiana.

The city council adopted a controversial rule in 2016 that required a permit for any public dance within Terre Haute. The ordinance will now apply to all public special events.

Water use across the country is at its lowest level since the 1960s. Still, in 2015, Indiana withdrew the most water for industrial uses of any state in the country.

Recent extreme heat and frequent rains have spurred more complaints about venomous black widow spiders in southwestern Indiana.

The family of a western Indiana police officer killed in a May shootout has received a letter of condolence from President Donald Trump.

The project in the city just south of Indianapolis would have included two ice rinks, five basketball courts, a fitness and training facility.

The number of infants born dependent on opioids in 2014 in Indiana was more than 650.

Less than two months after they were wounded in the shooting at Noblesville West Middle School, student Ella Whistler and teacher Jason Seaman took center stage at the Noblesville Fourth of July parade.