IU Health Reveals Post-Abortion Ban Healthcare Plan

The hospital system anticipates a surge in need for neonatal services with more pregnancies.

Rokita: No “Woke” ESG Criteria Allowed In Pension Investments

The Indiana Attorney General also provided abortion-related updates.

Group Asks Agencies To Reject Indiana’s $100 million EV Charging Plan

Civil rights leaders say INDOT’s working group on the plan was all white, and at least one meeting took place in a "sundown town."

Inflation Pushes Minimum Wages Higher In Some States

Indiana’s minimum wage remains stagnant at $7.25.

Advocates: Overmedication Of Children In Foster Care Still A Problem

Pre-existing trauma and a shortage of mental health providers leave fewer options for foster children.

Officer To Be Taken Off Life Support After Shot In Head: Police

A K-9 handler, Officer Seara Burton was shot just days before she was set to be married.

Indiana Department Of Health Launches Monkeypox Dashboard

Since mid-June, the state has reported 153 probable or confirmed cases of the disease.

HIV Laws, Funding For Mental Health In Indiana Justice System Weighed

Doctors and other advocates said multiple provisions in Indiana code regarding HIV are outdated and discriminatory.

Hundreds Gather To Celebrate Retiring Justice Steven David

David retires on Aug. 31, nearly 12 years after Gov. Mitch Daniels appointed him to the Indiana Supreme Court in 2010.

Providers File Lawsuit Against Indiana’s Near-Total Abortion Ban

The lawsuit alleges the ban violates privacy and equal privilege rights afforded in the Indiana Constitution.

Indiana Approved For Federal Broadband Expansion Funding

More than 50,000 Hoosiers will be connected to high-speed broadband internet.

Indiana’s Death Row: No Drugs, No Movement

Some prosecutors doubt sentences will be carried out, while defenders worry for the convicted who wait years for death.

Cost For Indiana’s Special Legislative Session Was $240K

Taxpayers foot lawmaker per diems and travel expenses incurred during the two-week session.

Gov Holcomb Waives Fuel, Work Hours Rules After Oil Refinery Fire

Experts say the shutdown of BP's Whiting, Indiana plant won’t greatly impact fuel prices if it reopens this week.

Despite Federal COVID-19 Funding Inaction, Indiana In Good Shape

The state has 43% of its $1 billion-plus in grants left to spend.

INDOT Seeking Public Input On Infrastructure Plan

Comments will be accepted through Sept. 4.

Routine Childhood Vaccinations Are Down In Indiana

As of the 2021-22 school year, roughly 81% of kindergarten students were in compliance with state-required immunizations.

Indiana's New Abortion Ban May Drive Some Young OB-GYNs To Leave A State Where They're Needed

27 percent of Indiana counties are considered maternity care deserts, with no or limited access to maternal care.

Study: Indiana’s Growing Refugee Population Needs Services

The IU report follows an influx of Afghan refugees that came to the Hooiser State last year.

WIC Outage Planned For This Weekend

From 6 p.m. tonight, the entire process will shut down as the Indiana Department of Health updates its data warehousing system.

Children’s Commission Recommends Juvenile Violence Mitigation Programs

A subcommittee analyzed various methods utilized across the country, presenting three options it determined would best work in Indiana.

Indiana Debate Commission Sets U.S. Senate Debate For Oct. 16

Incumbent Todd Young (R) and challengers Thomas McDermott (D), and James Sceniak (L) will face off in the televised event.

3 Indiana State Students Dead, 2 Seriously Hurt After Crash: Police

Several of those involved in the crash were football players, according to the school.

Flu shots now available at CVS Pharmacy® and MinuteClinic® nationwide

43 percent of Americans say they’ll visit a retail pharmacy to get the flu vaccine this season

T.C. Harris School and Academy, A MyPath Company Earns Cognia Accredit

T.C. Harris School and Academy, A MyPath Company Earns Cognia Accreditation

Police Change Account Of Crash That Killed U.S. Rep. Walorski

Police cited new information including eyewitness and video evidence in a Facebook post correcting the details of the collision.

U.S. Rep. Jackie Walorski Of Indiana Killed In Car Crash

Walorski, a Republican, represented Indiana's 2nd congressional district since 2013.

Paul Sorvino Of 'Goodfellas' Dead At 83

The actor, whose career spanned decades and genres, was also known for playing Sgt. Phil Cerreta on "Law & Order."

Man Jumped From Window Of Burning Building With Child In His Arms

Over $500,000 has been raised for the Indiana 25-year-old, who suffered severe smoke inhalation and a serious cut while saving five people.

Man Hit By Train After He Fell Asleep On Tracks: Report

An Indiana man died after he fell asleep on train tracks and was hit, according to FOX 59.

31 Decomposing Bodies Found At Indiana Funeral Home: Reports

Authorities are working to identify the remains, some of which are in "advanced stages of decomposition," according to the Courier-Journal.

A Pastor Confessed To Adultery —​ The Woman Says She Was 16

An Indiana pastor admitted to adultery. Then the woman addressed the congregation with another revelation.

How Carmel Became The 'Roundabout Capital Of The United States'

Carmel's chief engineer shares with a national audience how the city has distinguished itself with its roundabouts.

Indiana Man Wins $3.5 Million In Lottery

An Indiana man won millions thanks to a humble scratch-off card.

Beverly Shores Resident in Visual Art & Performance Exhibition

This curated exhibition by Chicago Danztheatre Ensemble on May 6-14, will feature music, dance, theater, poetry, multimedia and visual art.

Child Found Dead In Indiana Was Stuffed In Suitcase

A 5-year-old boy whose body was found in Washington County over the weekend had been stuffed into a suitcase.

Child's Body Found In Southern Indiana: Police

Indiana State Police is requesting help in the death investigation of a Black boy between the ages of 5 and 8, found in Washington County.

Squared Circle Expo II Update

The Squared Circle Expo II, the best wrestling event of the year, is just 2 months away. On April 15-16 SCX II takes over Wyndham Indy West!

John Primer and Dave Weld play the blues at the Museum

John Primer & The Real Deal Blues Band and Dave Weld & The Imperial Flames at the Joliet Area Historical Museum on Feb. 11th!

Fort Wayne, IN received ‘C’ grade for fiscal health

New report released by Truth in Accounting