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The new Cummins Seymour Technical Center is on the same site as the company's Seymour Engine Plant, putting those who design its high-horsepower engines closer to the workers who build and test them.

The Democratic candidate for mayor of Indianapolis holds a large financial edge over his opponent.

By loaning itself $250 million from the state's General Fund, Indiana will pay off the rest of the loan by early November, avoiding next year's penalty - and saving employers $327 million.

During fall break, some students are required to attend remedial lessons in math and English to help them pass required exams during. Improving academics is vital as Arlington remains under the eye of the state yet some juniors and seniors have never taken the required math and English tests.

Secretary of State John Kerry is joining the talks in Geneva, boosting expectations about a preliminary agreement. A deal might include some sanctions relief for Iran in exchange for it agreeing to suspend efforts to enrich uranium.

Indiana farmers interested in industrial hemp's economic potential can learn about the best production practices for that still-illegal crop at an upcoming Purdue Extension event.

Democratic Rep. Sue Errington of Muncie says there are many questions the Legislature's study committee on environmental affairs should consider.

Automakers and researchers are using a 32-acre fake city at the University of Michigan to simulate a real-world environment for autonomous vehicles. How will such cars affect urban planning?

Gov. Mike Pence ordered the State Health Department to investigate the abortion and health care provider two weeks ago in the wake of videos allegedly showing national Planned Parenthood officials discussing the sale of aborted fetal tissue, which is against the law in Indiana.

Scientists will be banding hummingbirds for research purposes at Indiana Dunes State Park next week.