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Lewis Henry Bailey was freed from slavery in Texas and began his journey home back to Virginia by foot 150 years ago. The jail where he was sold to slave dealers as a child is now a museum and the offices of a local Urban League chapter just outside of the nation's capital.

The Fort Wayne Community School board voted last week to not help the Indiana Department of Education pilot questions for next year's ISTEP+, saying they didn't want to subject their students to additional, unnecessary testing.

Indiana Gov. Mike Pence says the state is taking a "three-legged stool approach" to confronting drug abuse and addiction in Indiana by making more treatment options available, strengthening law enforcement and increasing prevention efforts.

While the country has rallied around ugly brown lead-tainted water in Flint, Michigan, Lee Florea has led Hoosier students along Indiana river and creek-banks to show them that water quality issues aren't always that easy to see.

Some argue that if Americans were writing the Constitution over again in 2013, it wouldn't make sense to include the right to bear arms. A group of experts faces off over whether Americans' Second Amendment rights are outdated in the latest "Intelligence Squared" U.S. debate.

There may not be a magic formula to winning the Indy 500, but some manufacturers have clearly performed better than others.

Auto correspondent Casey Williams takes the MKX for a spin to see if this is a vehicle that helps define Lincoln or just a fancy Ford?

Voting continues as Victory Field moves ahead in quest for "Best of the Ballparks" title.

After a seven-month set back, IndyGo's new bus center with covered bus bays, indoor waiting area and route update screens is set to open at the end of June.

Turkey Run and McCormick's Creek were Indiana's first two state parks, established in 1916 as a gift to Hoosiers on the 100th anniversary of Indiana statehood.