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Fifty-nine percent of Indiana counties have food deserts, making it hard for many Hoosiers to get access to healthy food, and leading in some cases to childhood obesity.

The governor spoke some about his plans if reelected, including expanding preschool funding and combating drug abuse.

State superintendent Glenda Ritz says the money established the Indiana Center on Teacher Quality at Indiana University, which focuses on increasing the number of qualified special education teachers in the state.

Many organic farmers are hopping mad right now at the U.S. Food and Drug Administration. Their reason? Fertilizer. The FDA, as part of its overhaul of food safety regulations, wants to limit the use of animal manure, which organic farmers call a precious resource and a basis of their farming practices.

Republican front-runner Donald Trump is campaigning all over Indiana to secure votes ahead of Tuesday's big primary in Indiana. He has yet to visit Gary, Indiana where he has roots dating back two decades.

At a House Leadership Conference on Wednesday, U.S. Congresswoman Susan Brooks praised the passage of a bill she introduced that establishes a task force…

The waivers cover the costs of some services, but changes the state made to requirements meant some beneficiaries received less money for such services.

Pursuing a death penalty sentence isn't cheap, but some argue you can't put a price on justice.

The panel is tasked with re-writing the state assessment, and will meet for the first time May 24.

Racing fans can get a front row seat on the yard of bricks next week. It's part of the Indy Film Fest Roving Cinema screening of the classic Paul Newman film, "Winning." WFYI's Jill Ditmire invited IFF Executive Director Craig Mince to the studios to talk about this once in a lifetime opportunity.