Lawmakers heard testimony Wednesday about allowing nurses in Indiana to treat patients independently. Its an issue lawmakers have explored for the past few years.

For the past few months, Indiana University students have been helping 14 cities in the state to do greenhouse gas inventories.

The UAW strike against GM started on Sept. 15 after GM and union officials were unable to come to an agreement on a new contract over issues including wages, health care and temporary workers.

There seemed to be momentum building this summer for a study committee recommendation to pass such a bill. But the panel opted against it.

The hospital system, which has campuses in Gary and Merrillville, says it has no proof that patient information was accessed, but it could not rule out the prospect.

Indiana Attorney General Curtis Hill is trying to block two women from testifying about allegations of sexual misconduct as he faces a disciplinary hearing on separate claims.

The deal was hammered out after months of bargaining, but won't bring an immediate end to the strike by 49,000 hourly workers.

The vaping product taxing debate includes whether the levy should be at the wholesale level or at retail locations, what the rate should be, and if it should be based on liquid amount or nicotine levels.

The International Economic Development Conference in Indianapolis this week aims to help attendees address workforce issues.

Voters will decide the next mayor of Indianapolis on Nov. 5. Ahead of that decision, WFYI City Reporter Darian Benson spoke with the candidates.