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A Marion County judge says the House Republican caucus doesn't have to make lawmaker emails public under Indiana's open records law.

Indiana's farmers are expected to produce significantly less corn and soybeans after flooding devastated parts of the state.

A man "60 Minutes" said had been on the scene of the September 2012 attack in Benghazi, Libya, gave different accounts to his employer and to the FBI. He told them he had not been a witness to the attack. Now, the news show says it was wrong to put him on the air.

The federal disaster declaration applies directly to 53 counties, and farmers in 35 adjacent counties will also have access to emergency, low-interest loans.

Sarah Kaufmann is one of just a handful of professional cheese artists in the U.S., and she's spent the first week of the Indiana State Fair whittling away at more than 1,500 pounds of Indiana cheddar. Cheddar's her favorite medium.

Officials in Floyd and Harrison counties voted this week against joining the regional development authority proposed among five Indiana counties near Louisville, Kentucky.

Indiana's Department of Child Services caseload is up 26 percent over last year. The state is responding by hiring additional caseworkers.

Almost 25 percent of the Hoosier 12th grade respondents say they had used the handheld electronic devices that vaporize liquid nicotine solution in the last month. That's higher than the national average of 17 percent.

Republican mayoral candidate Chuck Brewer wants 150 more police officers on the streets of Indianapolis. In his plan to improve public safety, released Thursday, Brewer said several of those officers would be dedicated to a drug task force.

Dr. John Sturman is accused of overprescribing pain medication that led to the deaths of three of his patients.