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  • Audis are always stylishly dressed in pretty coats. Their dignified Bauhaus themes of clean lines and surfaces, underlined by leather-lined interiors and peppy powertrains, have won the German brand legions of admirers. But, is that enough for the A6 in one of the most fearsome segments in all of autodom?
  • A new study shows that method that has been used at Indiana University Heath for years, adds years to a patient's life.
  • Gov. Mike Pence says actions that he supported during the recently adjourned legislative session yielded a "big win for Indiana." But political observers question whether the victories Pence will be enough to overcome some deeply unpopular decisions he has made.
  • Homeland Security officials say in many cases, easy preventative yard work can help minimize the effects of flooding. They say high amounts of debris, especially near storm sewer drains, can contribute to flooding.
  • A closed-door meeting was held at Ball State University in an effort to ward off a vote of no confidence in the board of trustees before the search for a new president begins.
  • LGBT rights group Freedom Indiana's Chris Paulsen said Tuesday that her organization will continue to support communities that want to move forward on protecting LGBT Hoosiers.
  • The Monroe County Health Department says the cases do not appear to be linked, which indicates that the virus is spreading in the community and mumps cases could increase.
  • The drills will start with test tornado warnings issued by Weather Service offices serving Indiana, triggering programmed electronic devices and activation of many outdoor warning sirens.
  • The Hearing Aid Assistance Program of Indiana will provide aids for families whose insurance often doesn't cover.
  • A bill regulating when police body camera videos are released to the public cleared one of its last major legislative hurdles Tuesday with the Senate's near-unanimous passage of the measure.
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