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Public health advocates told an Indiana legislative committee there's no scientific consensus on whether electronic cigarettes pose any health risks even as a growing number of youths are trying them.

Numerous statewide health programs will lose money if the funding goes away but only a fraction of tobacco settlement dollars go toward helping Hoosier quit.

The Indiana Department of Natural Resources is monitoring for bovine tuberculosis by collecting coyote carcasses from hunters this year.

The artwork was instantly recognizable across the globe. New York's Museum of Modern Art first commissioned LOVE as a Christmas card in the 1960s.

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

Indiana's 2017 averages remained similar to those from 2015, but it was one of the 10 states to show significant improvements in average eighth grade reading scores.

The recommendations come after multiple reports pointed to systematic problems in the way Indiana provides legal representation to those who can't afford an attorney.

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

Secretary of State's office is working with local and national Homeland Security, FBI officials, Indiana State Police and other law enforcement organizations.

WFYI’s Dylan Peers McCoy sat down with Sam Snideman, vice president of government relations for the United Way of Central Indiana, to talk about how inadequate child care affects families, businesses and communities.