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Hospital ERs are being upended by a surge of children and adolescents in mental distress during COVID. Staff bring in snacks or queue up Netflix to keep them occupied as they seek beds in psychiatric centers. Private insurance can make the task harder.

Leah Johnson's new novel "Rise to the Sun" tackles themes of grief, joy and happy endings through the power of music.

Youth work permits are no more in Indiana after a new law takes effect on July 1 which requires employers – not workers – to register with the state.

Indiana legislators created more than 200 new laws this year. And most of them take effect July 1. That includes controversial measures governing environmental regulations, heavy trucks and the events of 2020.

It's a new season, but the Colts are using old tricks to get wins.

One local official said the declarations were pleas for the federal government to open national parks. The shutdown has has been devastating for some towns, because October is peak tourist season.

The move will cost the university about $1 million and will affect about 8,750 employees. Two thirds of those workers are on the Bloomington campus, largely in the housing and dining services.

Purdue University plans to transfer control of West Lafayette's local NPR station, WBAA, to the same group that manages WFYI, pending approval from the school's board of trustees and the Federal Communications Commission.

Public fireworks are back this 4th of July, but if you plan on setting off your own fireworks, state officials urge you to be safe.

A crime prevention program in Indianapolis has announced its initial round of grants -- the . first attempt to equitably allocate funding and resources.