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Anti-Sharia law rallies were held around the country last weekend, including in Indianapolis. One Muslim group hopes its own regular events - called Coffee, Cake, and True Islam - might help educate Hoosiers about its religion.

Indiana is one of the few states with disproportionate funding for rural schools. During the 2015-2016 school year, the state allocated around $5,000 per student.

Lab tests have confirmed that a 2-year-old Plainfield, Indiana girl who died after being bitten by a tick during a camping trip was infected with Rocky Mountain Spotted fever.

Liquidation sales began Thursday at the 18 Marsh locations that weren't bought out at auction this week. Forty-four Marsh locations in Indiana and Ohio stayed open as the company started going through bankruptcy last month, but only 26 found a buyer at auction Monday.

The Taste of Broad Ripple returns to the far north side part of Indianapolis Saturday from 3 to 10 p.m. with food vendors, a beer garden, games for kids and local music.

A community group and researchers are working together to answer questions and develop legislation to tackle the impact incarcerated parents have on their kids.

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.

Four students from Indiana School for the Blind are among 50 finalists from the U.S. and Canada to compete in the national 2017 Braille Challenge.

INDOT will assume primary control of Section 5 construction, between Bloomington and Martinsville, by the end of July.

The companies still must address areas where regulators says they'll have too big a market share, but those aren't the areas that have Indiana farmers worried.