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Indiana Department of Transportation officials believe they have a fix for the closed Interstate 65 bridge in Tippecanoe County. But, it'll still be several more weeks until that's in place.

The thousands of poor Indiana children who will attend new publicly funded preschool programs this year through Gov. Mike Pence's state preschool pilot and an Indianapolis program sponsored by Mayor Greg Ballard all have one thing in common. They all must be legal U.S. residents.

When you think of hybrids and electric vehicles, Hyundai is probably not the first brand that pops to the top of your mind. Yet, the last-generation Sonata Hybrid was the equal of its competitors.

Indiana Attorney General Greg Zoeller has submitted a friend of the court brief saying he believes the University of Notre Dame police department should be subject to the state's open records law.

A group dedicated to assisting low-wage workers opened the Indianapolis Worker Justice Center this week. The center is the first one located in Central Indiana, although there are more than 200 similar centers nationwide.

Some Indiana politicians get around specifying about how they spend their campaign funds by listing only payments to credit card companies.

The state's Children and Hoosier Immunization Registry Program has been used in the past by state and county health departments. But its effectiveness was limited because only a handful of health care providers used the database.

Indy Metro Church gave the money Sunday to teachers in the Indianapolis Public Schools during the downtown church's "Back to School Sunday" service.

Students of Indiana University-Purdue University Fort Wayne biology professor Bruce Kingsbury have been searching for evidence of eastern massasauga rattlesnakes.

John Dickerson, a longtime advocate for those with intellectual and developmental disabilities, announced Saturday he will join the Democratic primary.