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The shootings likely occurred Tuesday morning and detectives are talking to neighbors who said they heard what might have been gunshots, Police Chief Rick Hite said.

Gastroenterologist, Dr. Monika Fischer, is an expert in fecal microbiota transplant, a procedure to infuse a healthy person's feces into the colon of a Clostridium difficile patient. It's a technique that's been shown to be highly effective, but is still not commonly available.

The "Right to Try" law allows terminally ill patients to use medications that have gone through the first of the FDA's three-step approval process.

For Gilroy Hain, 64, his only source of income is the $1,500 a month he receives from Social Security. He spends $500 for a rented bedroom in Los Angeles, and the rest goes for food and little indulgences, like an occasional rental car. For the former aerospace industry worker who was homeless for a time, living on Social Security alone is not an easy life.

The finalists for the so-called "Oscars of Food" - the prestigious James Beard Awards - were announced Tuesday, but none of the area's semifinalists made the cut.

Indianapolis Fire Department Capt. Rita Reith said witnesses told investigators that a southbound van ran a red light and struck an eastbound bus with 20 people aboard.

An Indianapolis woman has created a game that asks its players to step into the shoes of the most vulnerable refugees - children.

Legislation nearing passage would allow private businesses in Indiana to give preference to military veterans when hiring new employees. It's a system already in use in the public sector.

The bill requires utility companies to create energy efficiency plans at least every three years. The companies submit the plans, which must include "reasonable" savings goals, to the Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission for approval.

The 73-year-old East Chicago Democrat, who served in the House since 1983, died Monday. He had been battling cancer.