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Legislation imposing rules and restrictions on Indiana's high-fenced deer hunting facilities looks likely to pass through the House. But, industry opponents are still lobbying for stricter language.

The latest data from Indiana Youth Institute's Kids Count shows kids in Indiana have a higher rate of mental health problems than the national average.

The housing authority for the city of Gary is getting the largest of Indiana's grants at more than $3.5 million, followed by the Indianapolis Housing Agency at roughly $2.6 million.

The committee that will recommend to Gov. Mike Pence three finalists to succeed retiring Indiana Supreme Court Justice Brent Dickson will begin interviewing candidates on Wednesday.

It was the first year in the Ports of Indiana's history that the state's three ports handled more than 12 million tons.

NPR Host Diane Rehm talks to WFYI's Jill Ditmire about her new book, "On My Own. " It's a memoir of what it has been like to lose her husband of 54 years, how he was forced to take his own life, and what her life has been like since and will be as she retires later this year.

Gov. Mike Pence created the Drug Enforcement, Treatment and Prevention Task Force last summer to respond to the state's drug crisis. Lawmakers and the governor's office now want to make the task force permanent with a bill establishing the Indiana Commission to Combat Drug Abuse.

Indiana University's surplus store is auctioning off turnstiles that were used in the iconic arena starting today. Bidding starts at $500.

Dust off that old Mr. Coffee! We've stumbled upon a wacky use for classic coffee makers: Cook a three-course meal for one. From poached salmon and pumpkin soup to steamed broccoli and couscous, the possibilities are endless. But why in the world would anyone want to cook this way?

A bill currently moving through the Indiana legislature would require all fetal remains to be cremated, interred, or both.