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Senate Bill 114 - authored by Sen. Jean Lesising, R-Oldenburg - allows students three exempt absences to attend the fair. Last year more than 16,000 students participated in state fair projects.

An Indianapolis delegation went to New York and New Jersey to see how events leading up to Sunday's Super Bowl were organized.

Federal funding for the Hoosier State Rail Line was cut off last year. The state and local communities along the line reached a temporary funding agreement that keeps the route running through October. But Indianapolis has announced it will no longer contribute funds.

State Superintendent of Public Instruction Glenda Ritz said in a press conference Thursday that she has not ruled out running for governor during the next election.

To freeze their tuition, Ivy Tech students must either complete at least 30 credit hours over the next two semesters - which puts them on track for graduation in two years - or they must be continuously enrolled in the next three semesters - that's six hours each in the fall and spring, and three next summer.

Victims of tax fraud at Ball State include an associate vice president, a dean, assistant deans, assistant department chairs and other senior officials.

State superintendent Glenda Ritz announced at the end of this year's legislative session she might consider a run for governor. It's looking like that announcement might be coming soon.

About 100 people from across the state attended a forum Thursday on coming up with solutions for violence.

The complaint covers 30 cities, alleging Deutsche Bank is less likely to maintain and market homes it owns in majority-black areas than in majority-white ones.

A number of studies have shown people who live close to fast food restaurants have a higher BMI but new data indicates that's not necessarily true.