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The blasts happened in a part of the city that is also home to offices of a Shiite party that is allied with Hezbollah. Forces battling Syrian President Bashar Assad have carried their fight to his supporters in Lebanon. There are reports that a brigade with ties to al-Qaida claimed responsibility.

Indiana's BMV has been under fire for a couple years, issuing millions of dollars in refunds after a series of under- and over-charges were uncovered. New leadership at the agency - installed last year - worked with lawmakers over the summer to completely rewrite its registration and fee system.

The Indianapolis Fire Department has plans to consolidate operations and save money by closing two firehouses.

The amendment would allow local governments to get back property tax incentives granted to a company, if the company moves out of the state.

A bill placing restrictions on abortions passed through the Senate with opposition from Democrats and three Republicans.

Arlington Community High School is back under local control after three years of a state mandated takeover. Over the past seven months the behavior problems that once derailed normalcy during the start of the school year have been curtailed as students and staff build relationships. WFYI education reporter Eric Weddle has been spending a lot of time at Arlington since August for the series "A New Day." He says the school's response to a popular student's killing last month reveals small steps of progress and the challenges ahead.

Clinton Central Junior/Senior High School in Michigantown was put on lockdown after authorities discovered that a pipe bomb had exploded near the school's football field.

The rejected bill was tabled nearly a week before vandals painted vulgar graffiti on a wall of the Islamic Society of North America in Plainfield. It would allow for tougher sentences by taking into account a victim's perceived or actual race, religion, color, sex, gender identity, disability, national origin, ancestry or sexual orientation.

New supercenters are scheduled to open this year in Evansville and Indianapolis.

A state commission is nearing the end of its work to settle on three finalists for Gov. Mike Pence to pick from to replace retiring Indiana Supreme Court Justice Brent Dickson.