A lawsuit filed in federal court Thursday seeks to strike down almost all of Indiana’s abortion-specific regulations.

Hoosiers can now plan to start paying sales tax for almost everything they buy online after the U.S. Supreme Court ruled such taxation legal.

Sen. Todd Young (R-Ind.) announced Wednesday he will co-sponsor Sen. Ted Cruz’s (R-Texas) family separation bill.

Indiana’s new graduation pathways will include college entrance exams as one gatekeeper to graduation for some students, but the U.S. Department of Education says that means schools must take extra care to follow student data privacy laws.

Schools and teachers often encourage students and other educators to pay attention to different learning styles, specifically, by placing students into categories: visual, auditory, literary, or kinesthetic learners.

More than 60 percent of 2016 graduates received advanced placement or dual credits, according to the Indiana Commission For Higher Education’s latest college readiness report.

Reporter and producer Melissa Davis meets with Indianapolis based musician, Lani Williams. She has performed live in Indianapolis for fifteen years. Williams shares why she loves the medium of music, how live performance makes her feel, and why she wants to give more music to the world.

Ford’s F-150 pickup is the best-selling vehicle in America, but it’s about to get some unfriendly company from Ram, Chevrolet, and GMC – all of which are launching new pickups for 2019.

Last year, WFYI held a contest for local musicians at Sun King Brewery in Fishers. It was called "Bar to Star" - as the winner that night would perform again on a professional stage and in the WFYI studio. Hayley Costas of Indianapolis won. In January she performed at Clowes Hall on the opening night of the Carole King musical, Beautiful. Now she is a Small Studio Session performer

Hoosiers who buy insurance on the insurance marketplace established by the Affordable Care Act can expect higher premiums next year.

After the approval of Marion County’s syringe exchange program this week, Indiana Attorney General Curtis Hill had a warning for other counties considering the programs.

An estimated 1,000 new cases of hepatitis C in 2017, prompted county health officials to declare an epidemic last month.