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The Indiana Department of Education is receiving nearly $475,000 from the federal government to help defray the costs of taking advanced placement tests for low-income students.

The National Survey of Children's Health says Indiana has the ninth-highest youth obesity rate in the U.S.

A posthumous doctoral degree has been given to the family of Karlijn Keijzer, the Indiana University student among those killed when a jetliner was shot down over Ukraine.

Toyota says it plans to add 180 full-time production jobs to its southwestern Indiana factory over the next five months.

Nine of Indiana's 92 counties have needle exchanges. They started after a 2015 HIV outbreak in Scott County.

Republican Eric Holcomb has won reelection as Indiana governor, fending off challengers who criticized his handling of the coronavirus pandemic.

COVID-19 cancelled last year's Indiana State Fair, but fairgoers can return this year and the theme is "Celebrating the Hoosier Spirit."

Plant experts are warning Indiana homeowners to watch for signs of a disease called fire blight that can kill pear trees.

Indiana lawmakers are meeting for one day to tackle formalities before starting full-time work on their 2015 session in January.

Officials with the Indiana Department of Natural Resources are trying to keep a fatal deer disease from entering the state.