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Indianapolis Power and Light is nearly finished inspecting hundreds of manholes located downtown to prepare for the Final Four of the NCAA men's basketball tournament.

Some teacher union leaders in Indiana say they have seen declines in membership since 2011, when the Legislature passed a law limiting the scope of collective bargaining agreements to wages and wage-related benefits.

Republican legislative leaders say they want to help turn the tide against the backlash that's erupted over Indiana's so-called religious freedom bill. They say that will involve making it clear the law does not allow discrimination.

After Governor Pence signed the Religious Freedom Restoration Act into law Thursday, criticism from Indiana residents, local businesses, and a number of national entities descended upon the state. Among those weighing in on the subject are Indiana universities and colleges.

Legislation that would allow needle exchanges in some Indiana counties cleared the House Public Health Committee on Monday.

Democratic legislative leaders say trying to "fix" Indiana's so-called religious freedom law isn't enough to stem the tide of outrage over the controversial measure. They're calling for a much stronger statement against discrimination.

Indiana is one of only 11 states that currently offers a straight-ticket option - which means Hoosiers press one button to vote for all Republicans, Democrats or Libertarians on their ballot.

In a passionate press conference Monday, Indianapolis Mayor Greg Ballard denounced discrimination and promised a welcoming city for all who will travel here for the weekend's NCAA Final Four basketball tournament.

Lawmakers in Indiana are defending a bill that sparked controversy this weekend, saying that it does not discriminate against gays and lesbians.

Constant churn costs billions. Professor Richard Ingersoll says schools can fix this without spending a dime.