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The EPA rule would require many new gas and existing coal plants to either eliminate or capture 90 percent of their carbon emissions by 2032.

Families of medically complex children have raised concerns for months that an upcoming change to a Medicaid program would impact their ability to care for their children.

The percentage of working-age people in Indiana who have jobs, or are actively looking for work, is at 62.5 percent — the lowest it's been since November 2021.

An officer first addressed the crowd, gathered on both sides of the Eagleson bridge south of 7th street, and asked the protesters to remove the tent.

Running through Sunday, visitors can shop at pop-up yard sales along US 50. The sale began in 2000 as a way to promote local tourism in North Vernon, Ind.

IU president Pamela Whitten is holding listening sessions with faculty around campus in an attempt to repair tenuous relationships. Researchers at Purdue are working on pavement that will charge vehicles as they drive on it. And, we visit a historic church in Columbus that will soon become part of the county’s library system.

The Secretary of State’s office says the grant-funded mailings were intended “encourage threat awareness” and collaboration with law enforcement.

An Indiana judge who declared that “tacos and burritos are Mexican-style sandwiches” has cleared the way for the opening of a new restaurant, delighting a restauranteur following a legal battle.

An attorney representing the Monroe County Capital Improvement Board said the board won’t negotiate with the City of Bloomington on the acquisition of property north of the Monroe Convention Center.

In her new book, Katherine Miller offers guidance for chefs on effecting change in food policy.