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The Sisters of Providence of St. Mary-of-the-Woods, a western Indiana order of nuns has opened a new shrine to its founder, St. Mother Theodore Guerin, that recounts her journey from her native France to the Hoosier wilderness.

State and local police across Indiana will conduct more traffic patrols and sobriety checkpoints through Labor Day.

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.

The National Weather Service says Indianapolis received more than 4 inches of rain Tuesday, breaking a 100-year-old record. Heavy rains also fell in eastern Indiana, prompting flash flood warnings.

The Indiana Gaming Commission says withholding delinquent child support from paid fantasy sports players' winnings will be difficult

Senate Republican Leader David Long is urging both sides of the debate around Indiana's high-fenced deer hunting preserves to work out a deal before he lets a bill legalizing the facilities advance.

Indiana High School Athletic Association Commissioner Bobby Cox suspended four Michigan City players and two South Bend Washington players for one game each and suspended a Washington assistant coach indefinitely.

Indiana's unemployment rate among post-9-11 veterans is 10 percent. That ranks in the bottom third of the country, and is nearly three percent higher than the national average.

Monroe County is the latest in Indiana to have been declared a public health emergency. State Health Commissioner Jerome Adams made the declaration today in response to an outbreak of hepatitis C.

Keynote speaker Lawrence Carter-Long is from Indiana and gave a speech that encouraged empowerment.