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A House bill governing how police body camera videos are released to the public is not likely to pass the Senate without significant changes.

Indiana University is investigating two confirmed cases of mumps on the Bloomington campus that so far appear unconnected. The university said Wednesday the cases were identified two weeks apart.

The Hymera Town Council reinstated Darrick Cullison on Tuesday, four months after he was fired by the council's previous members amid allegations he was paid for hours not worked.

The Indiana Housing and Community Development Authority says it will hold a public hearing on Feb. 18 to receive comment and testimony regarding the state plan for the Weatherization Assistance Program.

The United Way is launching a new program recognizing Indianapolis Public School teachers who are making a difference. The organization is partnering with the district and the Hubbard Foundation to award $25,000 to four educators each year.

Fishers Mayor Scott Fadness announced the planned headquarters for Stanley Security and Braden Business Systems on Wednesday.

Carrier Corp. confirmed Wednesday that it plans to relocate its Indianapolis manufacturing operations to Mexico. A move expected to eliminate 1,400 jobs in Indianapolis.

The question surfaced as U.S. Rep. Todd Young's candidacy for U.S. Senate is in jeopardy over failing to collect enough signatures to meet the required threshold.

The plan includes increases in the gas and cigarette taxes. Its authors argue they are modest, necessary moves that help create a long term funding solution. But several members of the Senate Appropriations Committee seemed skeptical about proposal's tax increases.

Coal industry representatives in Indiana, one of the nation's top coal-producing states, say the Supreme Court's stay of the Environmental Protection Agency's Clean Power Plan has little immediate effect on the state.