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A Civil War museum has reopened in the Indiana War Memorial after having to move from its previous site at the Soldiers and Sailors Monument in downtown Indianapolis because water leaks endangered the collection.

That tax rate will be 9.5 cents less than August's record-high rate of 62.4 cents.

A Indiana nonprofit for veterans dealing with housing insecurity is being ordered to pay nearly $90,000 to caregivers after a U.S. Department of Labor investigation found the organization violated a new minimum wage requirement for federal contractors.

The Pretrial Justice Institute's report grades states on three factors: their pretrial detention rate, their use of a validated pretrial assessment and whether they've eliminated monetary bail.

Hoosiers get a lot of their gasoline from Northwest Indiana's Whiting Refinery and from facilities in Illinois, but a portion also comes from the Gulf Coast.

At least 10 Indiana shelters are among more than 285 shelters across the country participating in the Empty the Shelters adoption event May 2-8.

The Indiana Chamber of Commerce named its new leader Thursday, after longtime president and CEO Kevin Brinegar announced his retirement last year.

The Public Integrity Coalition was formed earlier this year as a partnership between the State Board of Accounts, the Association of Cities and Towns, the Association of Indiana Counties and local government leaders. It's developed legislative proposals intended to both halt public corruption before it can occur and help recover stolen money.

The latest American Health Ranking report from the United Health Foundation ranks Indiana 41st out of the 50 states when it comes to overall health. That's the same rating the state received last year.

From conviction to courage, tears to triumph and ambition to achievement, the Indiana Women’s Prison’s inaugural commencement echoed the resilience and determination that define the human spirit.