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More Indiana abortion restrictions are likely to be reinstated soon after an appeals court sent a major lawsuit back to a federal judge to be re-examined.

The Indiana Attorney General is warning Hoosiers about a new phone scam where people claim to be representatives of the Internal Revenue Service after more than 200 Indiana residents have filed complaints in the last few weeks.

The National Weather Service reported wind and hail damage in several parts of Indiana from Sunday's storms, with the most-concentrated damage in the state's northwest corner.

Three Indiana groups are receiving more than $650,000 in grants to provide homeless veterans with job training.

State officials say an insect that's involved in spreading a fungus that's deadly to black walnut trees has been found for the first time in Indiana.

A Purdue University report shows 18 farm-related fatalities were documented in Indiana last year, reflecting a trend of fewer deadly accidents on farms.

State health officials are launching a new nonprofit foundation that Indiana lawmakers created to raise money for efforts to combat the state's high infant mortality rate and other health woes.

Some Indiana politicians get around specifying about how they spend their campaign funds by listing only payments to credit card companies.

The pushback comes as top panel members have said Indiana will likely delay any changes until after spring 2018,

The Indiana State Department of Health says in its weekly influenza report that flu-related deaths doubled as of the first week of 2018.