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Nearly 1 in 10 Hoosiers have suspended licenses, not because of safety violations, but because of an inability to pay fines.

Attorneys for a transgender man who challenged an Ind. law that prevents him from changing his first name have urged an appeals court to reinstate his lawsuit.

The money is part of a statewide grant program and will go toward rehabilitating roads in the downtown area.

Several large parties that spiraled out of control are sparking a crackdown by Terre Haute and Indiana State University police.

Fort-Wayne based Ruoff Home Mortgage is putting its name on central Indiana's largest outdoor concert venue.

The state is considering a proposal that would allow Hoosiers to hunt bobcats.

Last week, council members tabled a vote on a jail proposal after three hours of public comment. A new meeting date for the vote has not been set.

The president will point to tax cuts in Indiana as a national model Wednesday, as he lays out his tax reform plan in a 3 p.m. speech at the State Fairgrounds.

A French company is bringing a driverless bus to the city for the demonstration of the technology in Indiana.

Several members of the community asked the school board to form a review committee to look into the possibility of redrawing election lines.