The second annual Purdue Extension Indiana Food Summit drew about 70 people to Indianapolis.

The Indiana Department of Natural Resources says it will waive entrance fees at state parks and state forest recreation areas Saturday in recognition of National Public Lands Day.

The project, now in its 10th year, highlights the contributions of Hoosiers to the military history of Indiana and the United States by showcasing the images in a large photo display and Facebook gallery.

Bright and warm days, cool nights and moist soil create ideal conditions for fall color.

The online auction includes items like a 1962 Blue Studebaker Lark Sedan, The complete Works of James Whitcomb Riley and vintage Indy 500 Official Pace Car license plates.

The clock comes from the first African-American owned jewelry store on Indiana Avenue, and was moved to the City Market in the 1970s.

A new report on the homeless population in Marion County shows early signs of an increase in young people experiencing homelessness.

The project is backed by private companies like State Farm, the city of Indianapolis, and the federal Department of Housing and Urban Development.

Hurricane Irma forced the cancellation of dozens of Red Cross blood drives in Texas and Florida. That’s why blood drives are ongoing in other states, like Indiana.