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The Indiana Film and Media Production Incentive program would offer tax breaks to productions made in the state.

An increasing number of Indiana police and fire departments are using drone technology to help navigate emergency situations.

The Vera Institute of Justice published a study earlier this month, which focused on Vigo County. The study found that while jail populations are decreasing in urban areas, they are increasing in rural ones like Vigo County. Researchers say it’s not due to an increase in crime, but rather jail expansions and policy decisions.

Algae doesn't seem to be contaminating Indiana's drinking water as much as it is in other states. Some of the state's success could also be attributed to farmers who keep fertilizers and other nutrients from feeding algal blooms.

Some Indiana lawmakers are responding to a Side Effects Public Media and NPR report detailing how the president of an Indiana nonprofit is also lobbying for a drug company.

Data released by the U.S. Department of Education shows Indiana has one of highest default rates of student loans in the country.

Seven Indiana schools have closed due to the flu, so far. And several others are reporting high absentee rates. But state education officials say there's no cause for concern.

Indiana's sixth baby box was dedicated in Hamilton County. The state's Safe Haven Law allows anyone to surrender a newborn at a hospital, police or fire department, without any questions.

A study from the Council on State Taxation reports that Indiana's tax burden on businesses is the lowest of any of its neighbors. It's also among the 10 lowest in the country.

From 2014 to 2015, Indiana saw a 7.5 percent decrease in the total amount of prescriptions, making it the 11th highest in the U.S. and slightly above the national average.