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Authorities say an armed suspect was wounded in a shootout with an off-duty Marion County Sheriff's deputy in Indianapolis.

The Liberty Fund plans to build a 63,000-square-foot building on an 8.5-acre site along U.S. 31 in Carmel.

State health officials, law enforcement and legislators all praise what's sometimes referred to as the miraculous effects of the overdose prevention drug called naloxone. But, many pharmacies aren't stocking the drug.

Hoosiers headed to the polls Tuesday will be able to snap a picture of their ballot after a federal judge last month halted a new law banning such photos. But, the law's author doesn't want to give up the fight to prohibit so-called ballot selfies.

Democrat Joe Hogsett and Republican Chuck Brewer are visiting with voters across the city today as they vie to succeed Republican Mayor Greg Ballard, who is not seeking re-election.

One in three thefts involves a mobile device, according to Zoeller's office. And Consumer Reports says 1.6 million Americans had smart phones stolen last year.

A survey by the Pew Research Center shows that the percentage of Americans who say they believe in God, pray daily and attend church regularly is declining.

Non-voter Sara Hill couldn't find enough information about the candidates and their stances on issues in Noblesville so she decided not to vote on Tuesday.

Twelve artists, representing many artistic disciplines, studied for several months the biblical story from Genesis - Jacob's Dreams. The artists were selected to participate in Butler University's "Religion, Spirituality and the Arts" initiative directed by Rabbi Sandy Sasso.

The Ann Katz Festival of Books and Art ends its 2015 run this week with an entertaining presentation by former Simon Property Group senior staffer, Elizabeth Kraft Taylor. WFYI's Jill Ditmire invited Eliz to the studio to talk about her very honest and very funny memoir, "Three Jews Walked into a Shopping Center."