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Trade School Indianapolis is built on bartering. The idea is that trading something handmade, or sharing expertise or time, helps people build relationships in a way that just exchanging money doesn't.

New installations and programs aim to connect people with Indy waterways and bring informal science education to the public.

Indiana lawmakers in April approved using $24 million to build an inn at Potato Creek State Park. The park about 10 miles southwest of South Bend is one of Indiana's most popular state parks.

In a letter to the state's Congressional delegation urging them to reject the Iran deal, Pence says the agreement won't make America or "our most cherished ally Israel" safer.

Groundbreaking for the Purdue Polytechnic and Maker Space project is set for Sept. 15. Plans call for the construction of a 94,000-square-foot facility, with completion expected in late 2016.

The monument will be dedicated in Marion on Sept. 30 to commemorate the 60th anniversary of Dean's death. The actor died Sept. 30, 1955, in a California car crash at age 24 after appearing in only three movies: "Giant," ''East of Eden" and "Rebel Without a Cause."

State Department of Education projections provided Tuesday to a legislative panel show that the state's next ISTEP test is expected to take about nine hours. That would make it some three hours shorter than the test given to Indiana students earlier this year.

Ivy Tech Community College President Tom Snyder will retire in 2016 from leading the statewide system. The college Board of Trustees approved a transition contract this morning that allows Snyder to more easily step down about a year before his current contract ends.

A New Jersey fire department has hired 43 new veterans on to the force this year. The fire chief says their military background makes them well suited to the job, and the recruits say firefighting gives them the sense of camaraderie and responsibility they've missed.

The Roman Catholic Diocese of Fort Wayne-South Bend has appealed a more than $400,000 judgment that it was ordered to pay a former language arts teacher who underwent in vitro fertilization treatments.