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An engineering firm found "significant structural distress" from splitting and corroding steel in the 50-year-old building’s support columns, East Chicago Housing Authority officials said.

State health officials, law enforcement and legislators all praise what's sometimes referred to as the miraculous effects of the overdose prevention drug called naloxone. But, many pharmacies aren't stocking the drug.

The state hired IBM in 2006 to modernize its welfare system, signing a 10-year contract worth $1.3 billion dollars. But the shift from human case workers to greater automation was beset by reported problems, and three years later Gov. Mitch Daniels canceled the contract.

An initiative that aims to revive Indiana Avenue is officially in the works.

Parents who want to learn how students succeed at specific schools have new tools. New updates to the state's Indiana Graduates Prepared to Succeed website, also known as Indiana GPS, now lets people search for schools by location.

The Indiana State Department of Health says that the human case was confirmed Monday in Vanderburgh County.

The Indiana State Department of Health on Friday released its weekly influenza report for the period ending Dec. 30.

The decline was part of a long-term deer-reduction plan by the Department of Natural Resources to reduce Indiana's deer herds.

The attorney general's office sent out the message Tuesday soon after the federal appeals court in Chicago formally lifted Indiana's gay marriage ban.

WFYI and Indiana Public Broadcasting news staff earned 11 awards Friday from the Indiana Chapter of the Society of Professional Journalists for best radio, television, online and multiplatform coverage.