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Two families sued Anthem in 2016 after the company stopped covering their children's applied behavioral analysis

Officials say about 60 percent of calls made to the Marion County 911 Center are not true emergencies.

Indiana's scores on the "nation's report card" haven't changed much since students took the federal math and reading tests two years ago, but eighth-graders' scores did jump slightly in reading.

A group of residents involved in a controversial and complex zoning case were denied their last chance to take part in negotiations.

Indiana's 2017 averages remained similar to those from 2015, but it was one of the 10 states to show significant improvements in average eighth grade reading scores.

Supporters for senator's re-election campaign gathered in Indianapolis to make the case women should support Donnelly for a second term.

Linda Znachko, founder of He knows Your Name Ministry, says she has the funding for a baby box. She's just waiting for the go-ahead.

The series is about bringing Hoosiers together for food and drink around a campfire to discuss connections between nature, literature and locations

More women are running for statewide office in Indiana this year, and an initiative to get more democratic women in power kicks-off this week. The nine-month leadership training program will work with 20 to 25 Indiana Democratic women each year.

Indianapolis Police Chief Rick Hite says the city is safe, despite 2013 being the deadliest in seven years. But, Rev. Charles Harrison of the Ten Point Coalition says if the city doesn't change course, 2014 could be "even worse."