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For the first time, three women were among the more than Marines who graduated Thursday from the two-month combat training course. The U.S. lifted the ban on women in combat earlier this year. Now, the Marines are conducting tests to see if women have what it takes to actually serve in the infantry.

The designation comes with no guaranteed new federal money. But it gives communities an advantage in applying for grants, and special access to federal employees who act as liaisons and guides through federal bureaucracy.

With enrollment and funding dropping in rural school districts across Educators are left with another challenge: find money to school the students who remain.

Organizers say the training could impact as many as 1,000 nursing home residents in southwestern Indiana.

The John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts and Washington Performing Arts say the Indianapolis symphony will participate in the second annual SHIFT: A Festival of American Orchestra.

The Red Cross responds to about five home fires every day in Indiana that often leave people without their medications or necessary medical equipment. The nurse volunteers can work with pharmacies and physicians to replace the losses.

Indiana ranks 17th for patents granted since 2011.

The Indiana State Department of Health says there was a 70 percent jump in syphilis cases from 2014 to 2015. That mirrors what's happening across the country.

The number of children removed from their homes jumped 61 percent from 2012 to 2016, according to the Indiana Department of Child Services.

U.S. District Court Judge Gonzalo Curiel was born in East Chicago and graduated from Indiana University before moving to California, where he was a federal prosecutor prior to his elevation to the bench.