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Chicagos emergency travel order for Indiana takes effect on Friday at midnight. The order is aimed at limiting travel to and from the city to the Hoosier State, with some exemptions, like work-related purposes, medical care and child custody agreements.

One of the most beautiful and recognizable butterfly species - the monarch - is in the midst of its spring migration north, and in a few weeks, it's possible that you might see one in Indiana. But don't count on it.

The National Weather Service predicts this weekend's storm will dump 6 to 10 inches of snow along the I-70 corridor.

More than a thousand Indiana health care providers signed two letters to express concerns about the proposed abortion legislation lawmakers will vote on during the special session that starts Monday, July 25.

The study reported that by 2026, seven in 10 jobs in the state will be considered low income for a family of three.

Recycling advocates are urging leaders to re-evaluate Indiana's recycling system, which they say is plagued with issues including a lack of locally sourced recycling material for businesses and landfills filling with recyclable goods.

U.S. Department of Education is scrutinizing the use of federal financial aid at six Indiana private colleges because of concerns over financial responsibility and late or missing financial audits.

A state energy task force heard testimony in favor of charging some utility customers more when energy demand is at its peak and less when it’s low.

Around this time last year, approximately 100 cases of Shigellosis had been reported in Indiana. This year that number is more than 1,000.

The federal agency recently ordered Citgo Petroleum Corp. and Oxy USA to begin assessing and cleaning up dangerous waste at the former Cities Service Refinery site in East Chicago.