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Indiana legislators are set to consider a proposal that would give pharmacists the authority to turn away suspicious customers trying to buy a common cold medicine that's used to make methamphetamine.

With bitterly cold weather settling over Indiana, State Fire Marshal Jim Greeson is cautioning Hoosiers to take steps to be safe with space heaters, candles and other means of alternative heating.

The Indiana State Department of Health says they've diagnosed four new cases of HIV linked to the Scott County outbreak, bringing the total number of people affected to 188.

Verdy was the first woman to be artistic director of the Paris Opera Ballet and the first to hold a university faculty chair position solely for ballet. She joined the Indiana University's Jacobs School ballet faculty in 1996.

A new study shows that method that has been used at Indiana University Heath for years, adds years to a patient's life.

General Council for Indiana's BMV Adam Krupp says 163 user fees will be eliminated or reduced, if the bill becomes law, and that an overly complex fee system will be heavily cut down.

Indiana's medical malpractice cap hasn't increased in nearly two decades.

The Indiana Arts Commission said Wednesday that Plymouth High School senior Emma Libersky won this year's state finals in the Poetry Out Loud competition.

Business owners in Indiana's vaping industry - making and selling liquids for e-cigarettes - say despite all the work that's gone into legislation regulating e-liquids, proposed requirements are still too strict.

Indy Parks and Indiana Sports Corp are partnering for a free lifeguard certification program this week in hopes of having city pools fully staffed in time for summer.