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.

There are a growing number of microhospitals in central Indiana, but in-network coverage by Indiana’s largest insurer, Anthem, has been a fight.

A group of organizations filed suit against the Trump administration and the University of Notre Dame over changes to birth control coverage for students and employees.

The program is touring the Hoosier State this week with special hour-long camps, making its first stop in Fort Wayne.

Bloomington opioid addiction treatment clinic opens after conflict between state and city leaders.

IU health will open a new warehouse in Plainfield next month to help streamline its delivery routes.

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

The Hoosier State’s third baby box will be installed in a central Indiana fire station.