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From 2003 to 2013 - the most recent year for which data is available - the number of heroin overdose deaths in Indiana grew from three to 152.

Early Learning Indiana reports that communication between early learning and elementary schools could help teachers improve use of time in the classroom.

The Indiana Prosecuting Attorneys Council wants to send a strong message - the war on drugs is not over.

With graduation rates at risk, the Indiana Department of Education has drafted a federal waiver to keep a new definition from causing major problems in schools.

The lawsuit claims the hospitals violated provisions of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009.

The LIFE Extend App and its partnership with All IN for Health provides a free health tracker, scientific-based articles and a way to connect with friends. Its creators say they hope it will help address Indianas poor public health rankings.

Dozens of Indiana students attended a substance abuse prevention summit at the Statehouse. The event highlighted the expansion of one program to reduce prescription drug abuse.

Ball State University is the latest college in Indiana to suspend in-person classes in response to the COVID-19.

Educators in Farmersburg, Indiana, held a rally Saturday, urging lawmakers to give more attention to rural public schools, specifically when it comes to funding.

A bill to allow a pause in a demand side management program called Energizing Indiana passed the Senate 37-8 on Monday.