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The Indiana Association of Beverage Retailers named Jim Merritt its legislator of the year for his efforts on the state's lifeline law, which went into effect in 2012. It gives legal immunity to those under 21 if they call 911 to help someone with an alcohol related emergency. Now, Merritt wants to expand the law.

Indiana Attorney General Curtis Hill says he wont appeal a federal judges recent decision to temporarily halt the states latest anti-abortion law.

Water service has been restored at southern Indiana's popular Brown County State Park and its overnight facilities are reopening 10 days after heavy rainfall spoiled its drinking water source.

Microsoft is behind a project to expand broadband access in nearly 50 Indiana countiesmany in the northern and central portion of the state.

Health care executive and former Indiana State Health Commissioner Woody Myers is set to announce Wednesday that he's running for governor.

Southern Indiana's popular Brown County State Park has partially reopened to the public although its overnight facilities will remain closed at least through Wednesday as staffers continue working to restore its drinking water supply.

The Indiana agency that oversees the states foster system is the target of a class action lawsuit filed Tuesday morning in federal court in Evansville. The suit accuses the Department of Child Services of violating childrens constitutional rights.

Indiana Attorney General Curtis Hill will have a Republican challenger next year, if he runs for re-election.

Counties currently get a $35 per diem for every Level 6 felon they house in their jails. The Indiana Sheriffs Association says it's been at least 30 years since that changed.

Its been exactly 100 years since Indiana approved the 19th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution, guaranteeing women the right to vote.