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Chief Justice Loretta Rush told lawmakers the state's court system is prepared to meet the challenges it faces - chief among them the ongoing opioid epidemic.

The limit was lowered in 2011, from eight children in a home down to five.

A pressurized mechanism captures carbon dioxide from the university's central heating plant to grow algae. The algae is converted into bio-fertilizer to be used throughout campus.

U.S. Sen. Joe Donnelly (D-Ind.) and Republican challenger Mike Braun both seek to assure seniors they'll protect Medicare and Social Security.

The device uses a plastic baby doll, equipped with sensors, to simulate a newborn. The doll interacts with a model of a female torso and gives feedback to health professionals.

About 80 percent of the equipment manufactured at Cummins' Seymour plant goes to global markets.

Some high school students in Loogootee will have to retake part of the ISTEP this fall. The state invalidated their scores earlier this year after a potential leak of test questions.

The 3rd District was one of the first national races to be called by the Associated Press, slightly more than an hour after polls closed in the Hoosier State.

Federal court officials are repeating their warning of a nationwide scam in which callers posing as U.S. marshals or other government officials claim victims can avoid imminent arrest for not appearing for jury duty by paying a fine.

Seema Verma, administrator of the Centers For Medicare and Medicaid Services, CMS, was in Indianapolis to promote changes to Medicare.