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A life changing car accident nine years ago left Indianapolis' Jeremy Warriner a double amputee. Warriner's friends are helping him fundraise for his third set of prosthetic legs that carry a combined price tag of over $100,000 dollars.

The passenger, who was taken off a flight after it landed in the Dominican Republic, reportedly coughed and then said: "I have Ebola. You're all screwed."

#TruColors is a social media campaign telling stories of Indianapolis youth who are making a difference in their communities by being leaders.

In low-income countries, a person with schizophrenia might be chained to a tree or to a hospital bed. On World Mental Health Day, WHO is urging an end such practices.

Republicans are expecting to do well in November, and one thing they're not doing this election is emphasizing social issues. That choice is causing some frustration among core supporters.

The state hired IBM in 2006 to modernize its welfare system, signing a 10-year contract worth $1.3 billion dollars. But the shift from human case workers to greater automation was beset by reported problems, and three years later Gov. Mitch Daniels canceled the contract.

This year features a rare Indiana election cycle that lacks a major campaign on the statewide ballot, such as president or governor. That puts the Secretary of State's race at the top of the ticket.

A Chicago brain researcher is working at the intersection of art and neuroscience. Dr. Lukasz Konopka is offering hope and new insight for those suffering PTSD and depression.

The Indianapolis Public Library will ask the City-County Council to approve bond issues to pay for new branches and improvements.

Harrison College donated about two hundred of those phones are being given to The Julian Center, an Indianapolis organization that provides support to more than 6,500 victims of abuse and assault every year.