The campaign uses television, radio, and print ads to urge people to register to vote by the Oct. 9 deadline.

The complaint objects to video footage Sen. Joe Donnelly’s office released of his meeting with Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh.

A legal battle between the small, southwestern town of Boonville and international aluminum producer Alcoa will continue. They’re fighting over how far mine blasting operations should be from homes.

The judge will determine whether to grant Whole Woman's Health Alliance's appeal after the Indiana State Department of Health denied the group's application for an abortion clinic license in January.

But the lottery's record-setting profit still fell short of the company's original 15-year contract's target of bringing in $410 million by 2018.

Company and government officials say the project will help preserve Gary Works' nearly 3,900 steelworker jobs and could help ensure the 112-year-old mill lasts another century.

ORSANCO has proposed leaving the care of the Ohio River largely to the states. The organization would continue its other programs.

Bishop Kevin Rhoades made the promise Friday afternoon, during a press conference called in response to the Pennsylvia grand jury report detailing decades of sexual abuse within the Catholic Church there.

The Purdue Land Value Survey suggests farms are becoming more valuable, but that also means higher property taxes at a time when farmers aren't getting as much for crops.

A new study shows the historical blood lead levels of children in East Chicago’s Superfund site remained higher than those in the rest of the city.