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Purdue University wood products specialist Dan Cassens says last summer's weather was perfect for evergreen trees following 2012's record drought and heat that killed many Indiana evergreen trees.

A state forester says the fall color display for trees is on schedule across most of Indiana, but recent rainy and windy weather is likely to slow the color change and knock leaves down.

The National Weather Service expects that significant flooding will develop along the Muscatatuck, White and East Fork White rivers in southern Indiana by the weekend.

The National Park Service says the lakeshore's West Beach area along the Lake-Porter county line in northwestern Indiana will be closed from Thursday through Nov. 9.

State police say more than 250 Indiana law enforcement agencies will take part in the crackdown that begins Friday and runs through March 27.

A nearly 30-year-old bald eagle that could be Indiana's oldest living in the wild has been rescued after suffering a dislocated wing.

Late last night, Indiana’s newly released two-year state budget proposal excluded $3.675 million in annual funding for Indiana Public Broadcasting Stations (IPBS), a critical investment that has long supported the essential services provided by public television and radio stations across the state.

Entities across three Indiana cities were targeted by the Indiana Attorney General’s Office for an investigation into “coordinated efforts … to bring large numbers of migrants to Indiana communities.”

In February of 2012, about 25 administrators from long-term care facilities began learning how to provide better, individualized care for their residents and how to create a more empowering and satisfying work culture for their staff by taking part in the Central Indiana Leadership Collaborative for Nursing Homes.

According to a U.S. Census Bureau report, Indiana had nearly 1,500 single-family permits in June. That's a 10 percent decrease from May.