Last year Indiana saw one of the worst flu season in recent years, with more than 300 reported deaths.

Food banks say they're grateful for more food, but there's a problem: where to put it all.

In the past five years, Indiana has experienced a surge in the number of children to enter the system.

Federal law allows states to experiment with their Medicaid programs to improve health care, but advocates say changes like work requirements create more problems.

The state's Medicaid program, called the Healthy Indiana Plan, requires members to submit paperwork to the state every 12 months to verify their eligibility for Medicaid.

As Christine Blasey Ford's testimony against U.S. Supreme Court justice Brett Kavanaugh showed, reports of sexual misconduct don't just happen on college campuses and between Hollywood stars. The idea of consent is just as important at a high school party.

Seema Verma, administrator of the Centers For Medicare and Medicaid Services, CMS, was in Indianapolis to promote changes to Medicare.

Indiana's Medicaid program has been approved to add a work requirement starting next year. Director Allison Taylor says the state's effort is unique.

Indiana has had 148 cases since November, according to the most recent data from the Indiana State Department of Health.

A group of organizations filed suit against the Trump administration and the University of Notre Dame over changes to birth control coverage for students and employees.