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Public health experts are noting the differences in vaccination requirements at Indiana colleges in the wake of three schools announcing cases of the mumps this year.

Yelp Indy continues it's year long Hoosier Jubilee Celebration this month by paying homage to the Breaded Tenderloin.

Mayor Joe Hogsett's administration is working on a major restructuring of public safety services in Indianapolis.

On Saturday Feb. 27 Arlington High School will present Broken Bondage: A Time To Celebrate Us. The production mixes live music, acting, dancing and singing to tell the struggles and inspiration of black Americans. It's the first theatrical performance in the northeast side school since it restarted last summer.

The Republican leaders of the Indiana General Assembly said Monday they won't control the fate of the proposed marriage amendment but will leave the decision about how to proceed on the controversial measure up to their GOP members.

The $100 million in grant money will help the institute realize its vision to address metabolic disease - like obesity, high blood pressure and diabetes.

Indianapolis Public Schools is struggling to compete with charter, private and township schools in the battle to attract students. For the third year in a row, the city's largest district is bracing for yet another decline in enrollment.

The complaint filed Wednesday in the Northern District of Texas takes issue with the Health Insurance Providers Fee assessed to health insurers to cover federal subsidies.

A day after House Republicans inserted the entirety of their road funding plan into a Senate bill, a Senate committee dismantled much of the proposal -- including two tax increases.

Indianapolis musicians Lily & Madeleine are releasing their latest album this week. The singing sisters spent time at WFYI this week recording a Small Studio Session and talking about their new project with WFYI's Jill Ditmire.