Charlotte Tuggle

Indiana is one of five states without a hate crimes law. After a Carmel synagogue was vandalized with anti-Semitic graffiti this summer, the push to pass one was re-energized. But a hate crimes law may not help police or prosecutors.

The state's highest court ruled a long-standing Indiana statute was regulating the railroad business.

After a student and her teacher were shot at Noblesville West Middle School at the end of last school year, the summer was spent on renewed conversations about school safety in Indiana.

The Purdue University Board of Trustees says Papa John's founder John Schnatter's name will be removed from the university's economic research center. The governing board will offer to return $8 million donated by Schnatter.

The race to represent West Lafayette in the Indiana House of Representatives began to heat up last week after the incumbent tweeted a personal attack at her opponent.

As the opioid epidemic rages on across the country, Indiana researchers are among those rethinking pain management.But non-opioid medication has fallen…

Details of how the program would be adapted to Tippecanoe County or how it would be paid for are still unclear.

The number of background checks had begun to dip over the last two years - until February's school shooting in Parkland, Florida.

Officials say the newly-rebranded Purdue Global is targeted toward working adults.

A crowded pool of Republican candidates for the 4th district congressional seat met in Lafayette Saturday to debate issues ranging from gun control to federal spending and online security.