The increase is partly explained by new legislation that requires terminated pregnancy reports to be filed within 30 days of an abortion.

Indiana’s Department of Homeland Security is working with several health providers in Northeast Indiana to develop effective active shooter training and strategies, and how to best present them to the public.

Health officials caution children and people at risk limit contact with pigs at fairs. Humans cannot get the flu from eating pork, but putting anything in your mouth while in pig barns – food, drinks, tobacco products – can expose people to the virus.

Kentucky became the first state to require work as a condition for receiving Medicaid coverage in January. Indiana quickly followed suit.

The CDC says it's the first human case of the H3N2 flu in Indiana since 2013 and the first in the U.S. this year.

The new law is effective July 1. The new statue exempts licensed health professionals that may use a similar procedure for cornea damage.

Indiana has had 148 cases since November, according to the most recent data from the Indiana State Department of Health.

A new program to help women who are addicted to opioids and their newborn babies will launch in Indianapolis and aims to fill a gap in treatment services.

Indiana usually sees an average of 20 cases a year, but the state says nearly 150 people have been diagnosed with a form of the virus linked to a multi-state outbreak since November.

Anti-tobacco advocates voiced their desire to create a tobacco-free generation in Indiana. They gathered at Monument Circle in downtown Indianapolis.