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On the website, anyone can send in concerns related to Indiana schools. So far, most listings are public schools.

Consumers across the country have reached their tipping points.

Where was the influx of 300,000 people the city predicted would come for the eclipse? Indiana’s Attorney General has created a website where anyone can report concerns about what is being taught in schools. And a women’s Little 500 team is looking to make history.

The federal government is rolling out a new version of the FAFSA, or Free Application for Federal Student Aid, that’s supposed to be simpler. But federal lawmakers describe it as a “disaster” and a “crisis.”

The rail industry has long opposed such a rule. They say safety data doesn't support it and crew size should be determined by negotiations. But regulators and unions argue that there are clear safety benefits to having two people operating trains because they can keep each other alert and the conductor can respond immediately to any problems.

Local ice cream shop puts the focus on community with Food Truck Fridays.

Are you ready to embark on a nostalgic journey filled with fun, discovery, and a sprinkle of childhood memories? WTIU is thrilled to invite you to celebrate IU Day with us through an adventurous scavenger hunt!

The latest $500 million in state funding was awarded Thursday to 15 regions, covering the entire state.

Three of Indiana’s nine congressional seats are guaranteed to change hands following this year’s elections.

U.S. District Judge Tanya Chutkan said the Capitol riot defendants who remain jailed in Washington, D.C., don't deserve to be called hostages or heroes for their actions during the mob's attack on Jan. 6, 2021.