Beyond helping decide how legislative districts are drawn, the population count influences urban planning, rural development and federal funding.

Republican state Rep. Jim Lucas, from Seymour, posted a picture of a gallows with two nooses under a WISH-TV story about Marquise Dozier's case.

Indianas Judicial Nominating Commission meets this week to choose a state Supreme Court Chief Justice for a new five-year term.

Child Advocates and the Indiana University School of Education have teamed up to improve graduation rates among students in foster care.

The AskRose Homework Help program staffed by students from Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology in Terre Haute provides math and science tutoring.

A financial consultant of the Gary Community School Corporation told state officials Thursday the districts operating deficit is now cut in half to $11 million.

The Indianapolis Fringe Festival celebrates its 15th anniversary this year with 64 shows in 10 days at various theaters on Mass Ave. Its also the first year for Indy Fringe on Wheelsa custom fitted van with stage, sound and lights.

The special 35th Anniversary package includes black wheels, roof, mirror caps, and lip spoiler plus 35th logos all around.

The marker recently approved by the Indiana Historical Bureau will be installed next year for John Bowersox in the DeKalb County city of Garrett.

Getting back to life can be difficult for anyone diagnosed with serious mental illness, including veterans. In Indiana, a new partnership gives them another option for rehabilitation in their community.

Drug Czar Jim Carroll says that he wants to share with other states and the federal government what led to a recent drop in overdose deaths in Indiana.

The Indiana State Department of Health, Department of Child Services, and Family and Social Services Administration are joining together to launch OB Navigators.