A van full of bras, underwear and menstrual products made stops in Indiana as a part of a multi-state tour.

A new study from Butler University shows the benefits of hiring workers who have a criminal history.

Health officials are frustrated after the Elkhart County Council rejected a $3 million federal grant following vocal opposition from residents tying it to a litany of COVID-19 complaints.

Multiple environmental groups in the state filed a lawsuit last year urging the Fish and Wildlife Service to decide whether to list the fish under the Endangered Species Act.

A panel of lawmakers made minor changes to state House and Congressional redistricting maps Monday.

The EPA said monitoring will continue at the three sites, which were contaminated with polychlorinated biphenyls, or PCBs.

Rep. Steve Davisson was first elected in 2010. A pharmacist, he served as vice chair on the House Public Health Committee. He had been forced to miss much of the last part of session this year while dealing with cancer.

According to data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the state lost more than 6,000 jobs combined in manufacturing and leisure and hospitality last month.

Victims of non-fatal shootings in Indianapolis have been reluctant to provide law enforcement with information about who shot them.

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