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Indiana First PAC says it will help Republican Roy Moore in his race against Democratic nominee Doug Jones.

In a new poll, many parents said they're worried that schools aren't adequately preparing students for a changing workforce. And too much emphasis on memorizing facts in the classroom, both parents and kids say, is keeping young people from getting excited about science and technology careers.

An Indianapolis church is expanding its efforts to help connect unemployed residents with jobs.

The plan aims to address enrollment drops and funding cuts by changing school start times, moving fifth grade classes back into elementary schools and closing three schools.

The state department of education has a number of priorities for next year, including ways to ease licensing hurdles for teachers.

The report cites multiple failures including lack of supervision, delays in reporting incidents and lax controls. Incidents included assault, sexual harassment, exploitation, bullying and threats.

Indiana researchers were involved in the study analysis that finds one type of cognitive training may significantly reduce the risk of of developing dementia.

Using telemedicine to prescribe addiction medication has been legal in Indiana since early 2017. But it turns out, it's rarely used.

The goal is for the committee to help in the criminal prosecution of people who neglect animals.

In a letter to the Evansville Vanderburgh School Corp. the group says it's illegal for public school athletic coaches "to lead their teams in prayer, participate in student prayers, or to otherwise promote religion to students." The school district says the prayer was student-led.