Only a tiny fraction of Indiana's educators were deemed ineffective while more than one quarter earned the highest possible marks during the first year of a state-mandated evaluation system.

As the Indianapolis Department of Public Works fights for more money to combat the large number of potholes on local roads, counties around the state are also struggling to patch up the craters.

The Department of Public Works says it needs about $24 million to make unexpected repairs to city streets after the harsh winter. But, the department’s request is meeting opposition from members of the City County Council’s Public Works Committee.

Organizers of a cricket tournament coming to Indianapolis don’t believe financial problems will affect the event. The city’s parks department says it is monitoring USACA's situation.

Performance results released by the Department of Education on Monday, April 7 2014 revealed that only one of every 250 educators was ranked in the lowest category.

David Charles was charged last year in connection with the theft of brain tissue from the Indiana Medical History Museum.

The committee tasked with investigating the closure of Indianapolis' Regional Operations Center, also known as the ROC, is asking the full City County Council take the city to court to produce documents it says are needed to move forward. Members voted 6-3 in favor of doing so, Monday.

Indiana Youth Group will host its annual Art Auction on May 10, from 7 – 10 p.m. All proceeds generated from the event will go directly to services and programming for the youths it serves.

Contractors plan to begin shifting all lanes of U.S. Highway 31 to share the northbound side of the highway between State Road 38 and 169th, Street on or after April 7.

More than 70 artists will welcome visitors to their studios at the 21st annual Raymond James Stutz Artists Open House.