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A seven-month pilot program that equipped officers with body cameras is coming to an end because Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department leaders are uncertain whether they can afford to continue it.

Indiana officials who imposed a statewide ban on bird shows in response to a deadly avian flu have relaxed that emergency rule so that it applies only to poultry species.

Lieutenant governors from around the country descended on Indiana this week for a national conference.

Government officials tell The New York Times that the phone company searches its records for international calls that may help identify foreign terrorists. In the process, the Times says, data about some calls made by U.S. citizens may also be collected.

If Indianapolis wants to continue to attract top officials to run government agencies, the outgoing public safety director warns they'll have to be paid more.

Katherine Archuleta, the head of Office of Personnel Management who's been under fire since revelations that millions of people's personal data was compromised, is resigning.

The International Energy Agency, in its latest forecast, says demand will continue to slow well into next year, but that a "rebalance" of the market will eventually stabilize prices.

The battle flag was brought down from a 30-foot pole on Friday. The historic flag will be moved to the South Carolina Confederate Relic Room and Military Museum.

The National Animal Cruelty Investigation School will offer a week long certification program starting on Monday.

Republican Rep. Todd Young announced officially Sunday that he will run for U.S. Senate - crowding the GOP primary field that already includes U.S. Rep. Marlin Stutzman and Eric Holcomb.