A Boone County prosecutor charged Whitestown's Curt Andersen with voluntary manslaughter, alleging he unlawfully shot a cleaning woman through his front door after she arrived at the wrong house for work.

After years spent cleaning up pollution left behind by industry, residents and organizers say the project would stall the progress they’ve made.

Indianapolis’s newest innovation district aims to lead changes in human, plant and animal health.

The company is contacting customers to correct bills and issue reimbursements.

The majority of the graves archaeologists uncovered contained human remains.

Vigil remembers road traffic victims as Indianapolis sets a bicyclist fatality record this year.

The Purdue Patternson-McCallum-Mareta Charitable Pharmacy is set to open, expanding critical medication access statewide.

State Republicans are seeing increased pressure as national groups have started funneling money to push lawmakers towards supporting the new maps.

This fall, the center was supposed to staff four more ISU students, but ISU cut that funding in August. While the university said it's following the federal government's lead, the ACLU of Indiana and the center argued ISU is violating the First Amendment.

Indiana mayors and town leaders say a new property tax relief law will shrink local budgets and force service cuts unless lawmakers approve changes next year.