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The Attorney General's Office received more than 15,000 complaints about unwanted calls in 2016, many of them robocalls.

A Purdue University graduate working to commercialize African farming has been named this year's winner of the World Food Prize.

More than 100 protesters gathered outside the Indianapolis Public Schools administrative office Tuesday evening to demand district leaders slow down on an expected plan to close multiple high schools next year.

50 years-- and going strong. A group of central Indiana students are participating in the Capapult program at Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology. The program is one of the oldest STEM-related summer educational experiences in the country.

A proposal to remake secondary education in Indianapolis will leave only four high schools near the city center and give students the choice to attend one of more than 12 career-focused programs divided among the remaining schools.

Lacing a sugar-free candy with the right kind of bacteria might one day help fight off tooth decay, a study suggests. The experimental mint lowered the levels of cavity-causing bacteria in volunteers' saliva. But the microbe candy still has a long way to go before it reaches shelves at Walgreens.

The federal regulation dictates which bodies of water are subject to federal clean water regulations. Indiana and several other states challenged the current interpretation of the rule.

The court will hear arguments September 28 in a case to decide who owns the beach along Lake Michigan.

Eli Lilly and Pfizer are working together to develop the new class of drug that is in late-trial stages. There hasn't been a new pain medication discovery in about 50 years. The last new non-opioid pain medication to hit the market was ibuprofen in the late 1960s.

The group of about 50 protested the Senate health care bill outside of Republican Sen. Todd Young's Indianapolis office.