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City Council President John Crawford said Thursday that he will file a complaint with the city's ethics board and the city attorney over possible city code and ethics code violations by former city clerk Sandy Kennedy, who retired Oct. 13 citing health concerns.

Robert "Coop" Battle was charged last week in the death of 31-year-old Reimundo "Rey" Camarillo Jr. of East Chicago. He pleaded not guilty to the murder charge Tuesday.

Akia Haynes of the Indiana Civil Rights Commission is one of two candidates to be interviewed for the job of executive director at the Michigan Department of Civil Rights.

Next week the Indianapolis Public Schools Board will vote whether to end the Key Learning Community program at a downtown school and expand the popular magnet Center for Inquiry program to a fourth school on the city's North side -- at the current School 70. If approved, this will result in major changes for School 70 and Broad Ripple High School. WFYI's Christopher Ayers talked to education reporter Eric Weddle about what all this means.

Indiana was part of an effort to block the EPA's power plant rule before it became final. The latest lawsuit - involving Indiana and 22 other states - takes aim at the regulation now that it's taken effect.

A 2008 law requires all U.S. railroads to install a new safety system that monitors and regulates train speed. Unless there's an extension, railroads say they'll shut down rather than pay fines.

Seventeen percent of female undergraduate students responding to an Indiana University survey say they've experienced sexual assault or attempted sexual assault while enrolled.

A group of Purdue University agricultural professors are visiting Cuba to set the stage for a planned student study-abroad program on the Island nation.

The Indiana Supreme Court has awarded $450,000 in grants that will pay for court reforms such as helping people not fluent in English get legal aid.

Legislators will gather at the Statehouse for Monday's meeting of an education panel that's been gathering input on potential solutions to the state's drop in the number of teaching licenses issued.