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The preservation agency wants to sell the Remedy Building that has housed its offices since 2002 to pay for work at the Kizer mansion.

This summer the program is adding dollars and site to better connect low-income Hoosiers with healthy food.

A few short years ago, Simon Gratz in North Philadelphia was among the state's most troubled, violent and academically underachieving high schools. Today, now a charter school, Gratz is very much on the rebound. But critics say Philadelphia can't charter its way out of its school crisis.

The state of Indiana says women who use the boxes would face child abandonment charges, but Safe Haven founder Monica Kelsey says the boxes violate no Indiana law.

The Indiana Department of Environmental Management, or IDEM, is writing new rules for the disposal of coal ash as part of a federal overhaul aimed at tightening regulations governing the waste product.

Indiana's unemployment rate fell to 5 percent in May, led by a boost in hiring in trade, transportation and utilities.

Jeeps are known for being tackle-everything, go-anywhere, win-everything, crawl up the Rubicon Trail kinds of rides. It’s been that way since World War II…

As Indiana environmental regulators grapple with how to deal with the storage of coal ash at power generating stations, environmental groups push for tough standards.

Just over a week after the deadly nightclub rampage in Orlando, the Senate has been moved to action on guns. But there's little reason for optimism as previous versions of the amendments have failed.

Hillary Clinton, the presumptive presidential nominee of the Democratic Party, will address the U.S. Conference of Mayors in Indianapolis on Sunday.