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One hundred twenty servicemembers took their lives in the first three months of 2014. That follows 475 military suicides in all of last year.

The administration revealed the review just after the Islamic State took responsibility for killing a third American citizen. It is not clear whether the U.S. will reconsider its no-ransom policy.

Chancellor Bantz has overseen a period of positive growth and change at the Indy campus.

The State Senator is in Afghanistan, where he is on active duty with the U.S. Navy.

Each year, Speaker Brian Bosma chooses a cause that House members focus on throughout the session. This year, the focus is on the Indiana Coalition Against Domestic Violence. He says that will involve charitable donations, weekly education and awareness efforts, and potential legislative action.

During his address at the swearing in ceremony for House members, Speaker Brian Bosma told lawmakers the GOP will support initiatives to ensure dollars are spent in the classroom.

The Education Department says the eight are among superintendents leading their districts in the transition to digital learning.

Commissioners in Elkhart and LaGrange counties have rejected a proposal to join other counties in leasing the Indiana Toll Road.

Indiana's Office of Early Education and Out-of-School Learning announced Wednesday that it is accepting applications from families who may be eligible for On My Way Pre-K grants in the first four pilot counties.

A federal district court in Indianapolis Tuesday issued a final judgment in a 2012 dispute between a state legislative candidate and the Marion County Election Board. The ruling means people are free to distribute lists of preferred candidates without prior consent.