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Indiana schools are reporting student athletes experienced more than 1,200 concussion-related events during the five-month fall athletic season.

At least six officers will use the cameras in a test beginning Dec. 15. The department plans a six-week test, after which officials will review how the cameras worked.

The U.S. Department of Agriculture has awarded a combined $150,000 to two Indiana projects connecting school cafeterias with local farmers.

An Indiana State University official says it is monitoring developments regarding sexual-assault allegations against comedian Bill Cosby ahead of his scheduled March performance at the school.

On Thursday, a group of national and local leaders hopped on a bus for a tour of renewable energy projects in rural parts of Indiana. Stops included gas-to-power plants, manure digesters and solar farms. Indiana is making strides in energy efficiency projects in rural parts of the state.

Community members again today gathered to call for the safe return of Indianapolis-native and aid worker Abdul-Rahman Kassig who is being held in Syria by the militant group calling itself the Islamic State.

The parents of Indianapolis-native Abdul-Rahman Kassig, formerly Peter Kassig, who's being held captive by the so-called 'Islamic State', continue to call for his release. Kassig's parents Ed and Paula made their plea this morning on national television.

New court will provide services for offenders with mental health disorders, substance abuse issues, traumatic brain injuries and post-traumatic stress disorder.

Ed and Paula Kassig, the parents of hostage Abdul-Rahman Kassig, today released additional portions of a letter received from their son while in captivity. Kassig, 26, a humanitarian aid worker and Indianapolis native, was working in Syria when he was captured on Oct. 1, 2013.

As the U.S.-led coalition carried out strikes on areas east and south of Kobani in Syria, new reports emerged about Turkey's role in supporting the fight against ISIS.