A federal appeals court once again struck down part of an Indiana anti-abortion law. The 2016 law barred women from seeking abortions solely because of a fetus’s sex, race, or potential disability.

Roosevelt Glenn and Darryl Pinkins spent a combined 42 years in prison after being wrongfully convicted of rape in the early '90s.

Schweitzer Engineering Laboratories announced Thursday that it will build a 100,000-square-foot research center in West Lafayette.

The campaign has demanded Rep. Todd Rokita take down yard signs it says give the false impression the president endorsed Rokita's Senate bid.

A proposed amendment to zoning ordinances that would restrict where future livestock farms can be built.

The project will stretch from near the Indiana 38 interchange at Pendleton north to the Anderson area.

Of the more than 400 untested kits reviewed, county officials found 83 that should have been tested.

The university purchased about 130 bicycles from a San Francisco-based company. They can be rented for 50 cents every half hour by using a phone app.

The extension of the filing deadline follows a computer system outage Tuesday morning.

A 1992 U.S. Supreme Court decision says states can’t force online retailers to collect and remit sales tax if they have no physical connection to the state.