A new study by the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago says new leadership, a growing attitude of regionalism, and significant assets including major transportation infrastructure offer hope for economic growth in Gary.

Drivers with suspended licenses will get a break as part of a new state effort to get Hoosiers legal and driving again.

Ernest Malone will be the new chief of the Indianapolis Fire Department. Mayor Greg Ballard and Public Safety Director Troy Riggs made the announcement at press conference, Thursday.

Indiana convenience stores won't stop their push to make the sale of cold beer in their shops legal. They're filing a new lawsuit and appealing the ruling in their existing case.

United States Attorney Joe Hogsett is resigning. He sent a letter to Attorney General Eric Holder, Monday, announcing that he will leave his position July 31st.

The state ended the fiscal year on June 30 with $2 billion in the bank and spent $107 million less than it received from taxes, state Auditor Suzanne Crouch announced at the state's 2014 closeout on Monday.

Family, friends, and police officers from around the country are filing into Bankers Life Fieldhouse for the funeral service for IMPD officer Perry Renn. Renn was shot and killed while responding to a call on the near eastside, Saturday night.

The State Ethics Commission today approved a settlement regarding former state superintendent Tony Bennett's unethical practice of using state resources during his 2012 re-election campaign. Another other accusation against Bennett was dropped.

INDOT Chief of Staff Troy Woodruff is in negotiations to work for RQAW, an engineering firm that does business with INDOT.

A state board of education meeting got heated Wednesday as board members argued about exactly how far State Superintendent Glenda Ritz's authority stretches.