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Indiana's Department of Homeland Security is working with several health providers in Northeast Indiana to develop effective active shooter training and strategies, and how to best present them to the public.

IndyGo buses are running behind, but the full fleet is in service. President Mike Terry says the conditions on the roads are causing delays.

When Dean Foods decided last month to end procurement contracts with 27 of its 28 Hoosier farmers, dairy experts worried about the ramifications. Some farmers were lucky enough to find new markets for their milk, but others were not

The owners of the Diversified Machine factory in Bristol and the New Flyer factory in Elkhart have notified state officials of the closing plans.

More than 900 people are expected to attend the national convention in mid-July 2019.

Kentucky became the first state to require work as a condition for receiving Medicaid coverage in January. Indiana quickly followed suit.

Health officials caution children and people at risk limit contact with pigs at fairs. Humans cannot get the flu from eating pork, but putting anything in your mouth while in pig barns - food, drinks, tobacco products - can expose people to the virus.

On the eve of the 4th of July, 96 individuals were naturalized as American citizens in Indianapolis. Many at the event reflected on current federal immigration policies.

South Bend's Redevelopment Commission recently approved spending $2.7 million to develop the Technology Resource Center at the city's 80-acre Ignition Park

The new app and remote firing device allow for pyrotechnics to be triggered at a distance by activating the fireworks from a phone rather than lighting them by hand - an act which results in more than 10,000 injuries every year