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Lawyers for Purvi Patel, the northern Indiana woman convicted under the state's feticide law and serving a 46-year prison sentence, have filed an appeal in her case. They argue that the law was never meant to be used against pregnant women.

Indiana's synthetic drug law bars the sale of certain compounds and look-alikes, while allowing the pharmacy board to add new compounds to the list of banned substances. Two of the first people convicted under the law challenged the statute, claiming it was too vague to be constitutional.

A panel of lawmakers is grappling with a growing controversy over how property tax values of so-called "big box" stores - like Walmart, Kroger and Walgreens - are assessed. Millions of tax dollars for communities around the state hang in the balance.

Residents of Danville, Indiana, along with the Hoosier Environmental Council, filed a nuisance lawsuit Wednesday against a large factory farm. The suit, if successful, could have major consequences for the agriculture industry in the state.

A new plan to move people, goods and resources through central Indiana more effectively was presented on Wednesday.

Despite some concerns, a $25 million mixed-use project in Broad Ripple appears headed for reality. The City County Council moved the effort forward Monday night.

The national fraternity's action came just hours after the university announced it had suspended the campus chapter while it investigated a video surfaced on social media.That video purported to show a fraternity member performing a sex act on a woman during a fraternity event.

The National Office of the Alpha Tau Omega fraternity has revoked the charter and closed its chapter at Indiana University after a sexually explicit video involving a member was released on social media.

The current House GOP leader said he was withdrawing because, for Republicans to unite, "we probably need a fresh face." Now, leadership elections have been postponed.

The National Pork Board's first-ever pig farmer of the year is Keith Schoettmer of Tipton, Indiana.