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The controversial Religious Freedom Restoration Act or RFRA, being debated in the Indiana legislature, is sparking another debate: whether state law should protect gays and lesbians from discrimination.

If you commute to work, chances are you travel on roads or rails. Designers in Austin, Texas, wonder, "Why not up in the air?" In a nod to orangutans at the National Zoo who get around on wires 50 feet above the ground, the designers see the potential for aerial mass transit.

Rep. Ed Clere, R-New Albany, plans to introduce an amendment on Wednesday that would permit the distribution of clean needles to IV drug users.

Last summer the Indianapolis City-County Council established a landlord registry with the hope of remedying the problem of absentee landlords. Now only time will tell whether the registry will help alleviate the problem.

A coalition of environmental groups headed by Heart of the River focused attention Friday on concerns raised by state-funded study of the proposed 2,100-acre Mounds Lake Reservoir.

An art exhibit helps shed light on the issue that is often ignored and the proceeds help victims in Indianapolis.

Carmel Republican Rep. Jerry Torr 's bill would eliminate Indiana's prevailing wage, which is a mandatory hourly rate that must be paid to laborers on publicly financed construction projects.

Indiana Democrats say Hoosiers need answers about BMV overcharges. Their calls for an investigation come after new reports suggesting top officials knew about the overcharges long before the BMV halted the practice.

House members voted 63-31 Monday to support the Republican-backed bill would bar any state laws that "substantially burden" the religious beliefs of an individual, business or religious institution.

The Obama administration promotes a framework for sharing information about data breaches, hoping to prevent or limit attacks like those that recently hit Sony and Anthem Inc.