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Three weeks after announcing a “pause in operations,” Martin University’s board of trustees announced that the college is closing its doors for good.

Indiana lawmakers hope to crack down on doxing after more than a dozen of their own became victims of threats amid a turbulent but unsuccessful redistricting campaign.

At 5-foot-9, Ponds sometimes gives up six inches or more to the receivers he covers.

Fifty-nine children died of caregiver abuse or neglect in 2024, according to an annual report from the Indiana Department of Child Services released Monday, just before the end of 2025.

With 2026 already underway, there are a few faces we are watching in state government.

Put on a sweater because this hour we’re touring the Nordic countries! Often left out of the discussion when it comes to early music, the regions of modern-day Denmark, Sweden, Norway, Finland, and Iceland have fascinating musical pasts. We’ll hear from bards and religious reformers, local musicians and imported celebrities.

We officially said good-bye to 2025 Wednesday night, but it was a year filled with big news that impacted Hoosiers across the state.

Lawmakers and Indiana’s education secretary preview legislative priorities that are likely to be debated in the coming weeks.

Fernando Mendoza threw three touchdown passes, Indiana’s defense thoroughly throttled Alabama, and the top-seeded Hoosiers roared into the College Football Playoff semifinals.

Political hopefuls in Southern Indiana can officially file their candidacy to run for office in the primary next month.