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Nine cities and more than a dozen businesses and nonprofits pledged to destigmatize mental illness and increase access to services.

The new rates taking effect Thursday and vehicles with electronic transponders could be charged more than double previous levels.

A Scott County HIV outbreak update, why those trying to fix nutrient runoff in the Gulf of Mexico are looking to Indiana and a new exhibit at the Indy Zoo.

Scott County's handed out hundreds of thousands of needles as part of a syringe exchange.

A U.S. Court of Appeals decision ruling in favor of transgender student protections is expected to influence policy in Indiana schools.

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s Brownfields Program awarded Bloomington $300,000 to continue redevelopment of the B-Line Trail Corridor.

The Ellettsville city commission faces a lawsuit from a Bloomington development company after denying plans for a new apartment development.

Mayor Greg Goodnight says Vermilion Development of Chicago is building the four story $23 million project on the former South Side Lumber site.

To find out how different policies affect prices and consumer choice, a Purdue professor will run a series of experiments beginning this fall.

A 2008 state law called the "Circuit Breaker" caps property taxes paid by homeowners and businesses.