The Senate map will be unveiled Tuesday, revealing which state Senate districts Hoosiers will live in for the next decade.

Department of Homeland Security officials provided an update Wednesday on Operation Allies Welcome, saying that the number of Afghan evacuees temporarily housed at Camp Atterbury has grown to nearly 7,000.

Hoosiers brought Indiana lawmakers some specific concerns and recommendations about the proposed state House and Congressional redistricting maps Thursday.

According to Early Learning Indiana, more than $1 billion in federal COVID-19 relief is coming to Indiana specifically for child care an amount providers likely won't see again.

A former University of Notre Dame football player is suing the university and the NCAA, alleging that they "recklessly disregarded” information related to the medical dangers of concussions and head injuries"

School districts have jumped at the chance to implement new state quarantine guidance that allows asymptomatic students and staff to stay in school if they come in close contact with COVID-19 in the classroom. But education leaders say limited communication from the state has led some public school districts to unknowingly violate the new quarantine policy.

A new piece of COVID-19 misinformation claims that most of the summer surge of hospitalizations are actually people who aren’t really sick.

Nearly all Indiana counties are in the higher risk categories for COVID-19 spread on the state health department's risk ratings.

On Tuesday, IU Health Ball in Muncie was treating 104 COVID-19 positive patients, occupying approximately 40 percent of the hospital's beds.

The DigIndy Art Project is part of ongoing efforts to educate the public about the the DigIndy Tunnel system.

After last year's in-person convention was canceled due to COVID-19, vendors hope pent-up demand from the past two years encourages purchases.

The Indianapolis Public Library has come under public scrutiny after current and former employees complained of a toxic work environment and that their concerns were ignored by leadership. CEO Jackie Nytes resigned last month after a special board meeting and Chief Public Services Officer Jim Helling was appointed interim CEO.