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Indiana lawmakers are wrestling with whether to expand the state's so-called "Stand Your Ground" law to cover civil lawsuits.

A Chicago-based appeals court says a trial judge was right to enhance an embezzler's prison sentence on grounds she took advantage of her Indiana victim's computer illiteracy.

The Indiana Department of Transportation says an expansion joint needs replaced in the Eisenhower Bridge in downtown Anderson.

One of the most significant gaming bills since the industrys beginnings in Indiana easily passed out of the state Senate Tuesday.

A private business college is closing its Fort Wayne campus after 130 years, citing declining enrollment in the northeastern Indiana city.

This week the Indiana State Department of Health made it easier for anyone to get the measles, mumps and rubella, or MMR, vaccine, without a prescription.

The office of Marion County Prosecutor Terry Curry confirmed the investigation Tuesday. Indiana's inspector general earlier found mismanagement but insufficient evidence for criminal or ethics charges.

The Indiana Department of Natural Resources received a report March 11 that an animal, possibly a mountain lion, had killed a domestic cat in Brown County.

Republican precinct committeepeople chose Indiana's new state representative Tuesday. Dollyne Sherman will replace Rep. David Frizzell (R-Indianapolis), who recently stepped down.

Indiana's nursing homes have a 77 percent occupancy rate, well below the national average. And only three states devote a greater percentage of Medicare long-term dollars to nursing homes.