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Hundreds of Indianapolis students who can't get a seat in one of the state's top high schools may soon have a better chance to get in. Next week, Herron High School leaders will ask the city's charter school board to approve a second Herron campus within the Indianapolis Public School district.

State superintendent Glenda Ritz announced at the end of this year's legislative session she might consider a run for governor. It's looking like that announcement might be coming soon.

A new Indiana law taking effect July 1 gives speeders the right-of-way in so-called highway fast lanes.

Indiana Black Expo announced Tuesday that Indianapolis Mayor Greg Ballard will present Wayne with the key during Indiana University's Pacers Sports and Entertainment luncheon on July 17.

Indy Pride announced last week it selected Mayor Greg Ballard to be the grand marshal of the Indiana Pride Parade on June 13 as part of Circle City Pride Week.

Zoeller's office announced last week that U.S. Trade Representative Michael Froman appointed him to serve on the 28-member Intergovernmental Policy Advisory Committee that shares the concerns of local and state governments on U.S. trade policy.

Brain scans may help people who were ill treated as children realize that they process fear differently than others. They may have a harder time realizing what's truly a threat and what's not. Researchers say that can lead to increased risk of anxiety and depression.

Gov. Mike Pence insists the program will keep more money in Hoosiers' pockets.

A temporary shutdown of the northbound Interstate 65 ramp to westbound Interstate 70 will begin Wednesday so workers can rehabilitate two ramp bridges that are more than 40 years old.

Paula Cooper, the Indiana woman who became the nation's youngest death row inmate for a murder she committed when she was 15, was found dead Tuesday of an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound. Indianapolis police say that the 45-year-old Cooper was found outside a residence on the city's northwest side.