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Some residents complained about the format of the public meeting. Rather than one on one meetings they were in favor of a group Q and A.

The tax is particularly divisive in Indiana, where medical device manufacturing is a multi-billion dollar industry.

The Women's March Indiana Chapter gathered outside Young's offices to protest any cuts to women's health access.

Retiring Indiana Supreme Court Justice Robert Rucker was awarded one of the state's highest civilian honors during a farewell ceremony Monday.

We're getting ready to visit with Terre Haute's Duke Bennett for Wednesday's show. Submit your questions by noon today!

An IU School of Nursing professor will examine other factors that play into whether or not a person decides to screen for lung cancer.

The College Mall Whole Foods 365 is likely to be delayed in opening this year, following a sales slump and a potential rebranding campaign.

Even the short-term rental bill's opponents are ready to work on the measure again.

Pence tried to pay for bicentennial projects by leasing out state-owned cell towers, but that didn't work out.

Indiana data show that more than 7,000 cases of viral hepatitis were reported in the state during 2015.

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