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The Indiana Black Expo held the Governor's Award Reception to honor seven African-American Hoosiers for their service across the state.

State superintendent Glenda Ritz says she thinks Indiana education officials can wrap up their review of the Common Core in time to have academic standards in place for next school year. But some State Board members aren't sure if that's enough time to do their job properly.

In a state long known for its deep red conservative credentials, religious progressives in Indiana are now trying to win some political battles by wooing minority communities.

Sen. Tallian has been an outspoken critic of Gov. Mike Pence and is the second Democrat to officially enter the race.

State schools superintendent Glenda Ritz made a campaign announcement Thursday morning at Ben Davis High School in Indianapolis.

The new Cummins Seymour Technical Center is on the same site as the company's Seymour Engine Plant, putting those who design its high-horsepower engines closer to the workers who build and test them.

Twenty-one-year-old Alicia Waddell says she decided to organize the rally to give the officers a boost after a wave of anti-police sentiment that has swept across the nation.

The Department of Natural Resources says the parks will close temporarily for the two-day hunts on Nov. 16 and 17, and Nov. 30 and Dec. 1.

Columbus wants to purchase FairOaks Mall and work with Columbus Regional Health and other partners to turn it into a recreational center and sports tourism complex.

The proposal has gained support from economic development agencies in the region and the initial backing of the Anderson City Council, but officials in neighboring Delaware County have voted against it.