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Mass production helped introduce the pie to a wider audience, but its popularity dates back more than a century.

Curbside recycling, residential, heavy trash and leaf collection will slide one day forward after Thanksgiving Day.

Research shows a population of at least 70 genetically-isolated Amish individuals from Berne, Ind. live on average 10 years longer than their peers and families.

Chamber Vice President Caryl Auslander says the education sector and the business community must work closer together.

Computer science becoming a graduation requirement for Hoosier schools is one of the top priorities on the Indiana Chamber of Commerce's 2018 agenda.

A national research group says Indiana should consider if goals to reduce gaps in educator equity for minority and low-income students is rigorous enough.

A Thanksgiving dinner for 10 people will cost Hoosiers $50.88 this year, according to the Indiana Farm Bureau's annual market basket survey.

A new task force met to address what is working and what is not when it comes to services for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

Chicago's corporation counsel mailed a legal notice Monday informing Pittsburgh-based U.S. Steel that the city intends to sue the company for federal Clean Water Act violations.

Guards had entered one particular cellblock of the county jail in Fort Wayne after being alerted that inmates there were smoking something.