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The state says ArcelorMittal failed to notify the public soon enough about problems that led to a cyanide and ammonia spill in a Lake Michigan tributary. That’s according to an investigative report by the Indiana Department of Environmental Management.

A global group of scientists, researchers, leaders, and activists say they’ve come up with the most viable solutions for combating climate change. An Indiana branch of the group Project Drawdown wants to figure out how the state can help.

Proposed changes to Bloomington city bus service would reduce evening operating hours, according to a public input survey about the system’s redesign.

The non-profit group, Faithful America, filed a complaint with the U.S. Department of Justice saying Barr’s speech violated his oath to uphold the constitution.

The Republican Attorney General was questioned by his legal team on the witness stand during the morning portion of the hearing Thursday.

Live camera crews will follow a select group of three to five officers who have agreed to be filmed on Friday and Saturday nights. Terre Haute police chief Shawn Keen says the A&E Network first approached him in July.

Indiana University Police issued an alert Wednesday night for two alleged rapes and aggravated assaults from 2018.

At a time when video game technology is improving so quickly that it’s hard to distinguish between what's real and what's pixelated, retro video games and arcades are making a comeback.

The City of Lake Station in northwest Indiana sold its drinking water system to Indiana American Water for more than $20 million. It’s one of more than a dozen water and wastewater systems the company has acquired around the state in the past decade.

More than 20 residents at City Hall heard about new development standards, incentives, and subdivision standards.