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Unemployed Hoosiers celebrate after an Indiana judge ordered the state Friday afternoon to restart federal unemployment benefits. That order directs…

The Indiana Black Legislative Caucus' agenda for the 2017 session is nearly as much about bills they want to halt as measures they hope to pass.

The State Board of Education has given its initial approval to a proposal that would allow college graduates with a B average in any subject to earn a K-12 teaching license in Indiana.

With a Republican supermajority in both chambers, House Minority Leader Scott Pelath says democrats will pursue several proposals during the 2015 legislative session.

Alcoa Corp. has started hiring workers ahead of the planned summer restart of its aluminum smelting operations in southwestern Indiana.

Seventeen percent of female undergraduate students responding to an Indiana University survey say they've experienced sexual assault or attempted sexual assault while enrolled.

The endangered Karner blue butterfly on track to recovery in the New York and parts of the Midwest. But habitat restoration and captive breeding aren't working in Indiana.

Teachers would receive a $200 tax credit toward the purchase of supplies for their classrooms under legislation the Indiana House approved Tuesday.

A New York man who's among six Bosnian immigrants accused of funneling money and military supplies to terror groups in Iraq and Syria was arrested in central Indiana in early February.

Indiana State Excise Police officers have begun delivering informational flyers to alcoholic beverage outlets on how members of the public can obtain prescriptions for a drug that can reverse overdoses of opioid drugs such as heroin.