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Here are some of the many laws going into effect on July 1.

Schools across the country are taking different approaches to collecting lunch debt. Some are being criticized for "lunch shaming."

How school corporations are tackling the issue of lunch debt, why some want to see the state’s second needle exchange shut down and a ten-year agriculture plan.

Federal Judge Sarah Evans Barker halted three provisions of Indiana’s 2017 anti-abortion law dealing with underage girls who seek abortions.

AARP Indiana opposes the legislation being considered by the Senate.

INDOT will take over construction and maintenance of the road by the end of July.

A jury unanimously convicted Daniel Messel in of murdering Hannah Wilson in 2015 last year, and a judge sentenced the Bloomington man to 80 years in prison.

Gov. Eric Holcomb's executive order is aimed at giving Hoosiers with criminal records more opportunity to work as a state employee.

Officials say Sharon F. Mand and Kathleen Woolems both died from smoke inhalation following Tuesday's blast that injured two other adults and one child.

The proposal would allow small additional housing units on a property. Some residents worry it could price families out of the downtown area.