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Marion County Prosecutor Terry Curry said Tuesday that he declined to file charges after the state reached a settlement in which Bennett paid a $5,000 fine. But Curry said Wednesday that he never received the full investigation report from February 2014 and has requested a copy from the inspector general's office to review.

Technology and social media are great, but sometimes kids can get too much of a good thing, youth development experts say.

Franciscan St Francis will move into a building right next door to a new YMCA in the City Way development. The two organizations plan to work together to provide health and wellness programs to people in the area.

A U.S. District Judge ruled yesterday that an Indiana law that would impose new requirements on abortion clinics that provide only chemical, and not surgical, abortions, is unconstitutional.

Pence is scheduled to outline his goals Thursday at the Bingham Greenebaum Doll Legislative Conference in Indianapolis.

The Center for Education and Career Innovation has been a point of controversy in relations between Pence and State Superintendent Glenda Ritz, who has said she sees the agency as a threat to her own Department of Education.

What are the limits of the human body and mind during extreme-endurance racing? Anthropologist Barbara J. King interviews the research director of an upcoming 3,080-mile run across the United States.

The Indianapolis-based Richard M. Fairbanks Foundation says Claire Fiddian-Green will become its top executive effect in February.

Republican Party precinct committee members voted Thursday night in Huntington to name Amanda Banks as the temporary replacement for Sen. Jim Banks of Columbia City.

Prominent Indianapolis businessman and community leader William Mays has died at age 69. The Indianapolis Recorder newspaper that Mays owned says he died Thursday.