A recent UN report says in order to avoid some of the worst impacts to human health and the environment, we need to go to zero emissions by 2050.

The 2016 law banned abortions performed because of the fetus’ race, gender, or potential disability. It also required medical facilities to bury or cremate fetal remains.

State and national presenters gathered at Women 4 Change’s State of Women in Indiana conference Saturday.

There are eight candidates running for three open seats in the upcoming Indianapolis Public Schools Board of Commissioners election. To understand the IPS school board race it’s helpful to look at candidates' endorsements.

Indiana’s schools chief says state money shouldn’t go to schools that discriminate.

Anti-Defamation League data shows a 94 percent rise in anti-Semitic incidents in K-12 schools.

Auto correspondent Casey Williams says the Atlas is a very American Volkswagen, built in America for for very large and adventuresome American families.

The U.S. Senate voted last week in favor of a Federal Aviation Administration bill that included the airmail museum. The House approved the legislation last month.

WFYI's October 2018 Small Studio Session is here and this month we’re featuring the work of Indianapolis Americana band Carmichael.

This year’s vaccine is changed to make it more effective and accessible.

About 350 people from around the state attended the Public Health Conference lead by Indiana University’s Addictions Crisis Grand Challenge.

Many women don't have the resources to receive medical care before and after pregnancy.