A man is being held on a $20 million bond after he was linked to a series of sexual assaults in a central Indiana county more than 30 years ago by his DNA on an envelope for a utility bill payment, authorities said.

Renters found to have failed to clean up after their canine face fines.

An IUPUI biology professor is part of an international team has developed a tool to accurately predict eye, hair and skin color from human biological material, even a small DNA sample.

Police collected more than 9,000 samples from those arrested for felonies January through March. They got 72 hits from those samples, including an unsolved rape from 2016.

Police in Indiana will now be able to take DNA samples from anyone brought in on a felony arrest warrant after a law passed in 2017 takes effect Jan 1.

Legislation allowing police to collect DNA samples from anyone they arrest for a felony took a step closer to becoming law.

Despite the bill's passage, there's disagreement over what happens to some of those DNA records.

Legislation to allow police to take DNA samples from anyone arrested for a felony is gathering more support.

If you're arrested for a felony in Indiana, should the police automatically take a DNA sample to keep on file? That's the question a panel of lawmakers considered Tuesday during a study committee hearing.