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It is "worse than hell" in the areas that were leveled by the powerful storm, a survivor says. Rescue efforts are under way, but getting to the stricken areas is proving to be difficult.

Observations from reporting inside Arlington Community High School.Arlington is rollercoaster, teachers and staff say.But that would mean there’s a sense…

The 10 Indiana schools are among 285 public and 50 private schools that will be recognized in a ceremony in Washington D.C., next month.

Gary Mayor Karen Freeman-Wilson says she hopes the three-year initiative will help residents in her struggling city to feel closer to the police force, "and not view them as kind of a separate entity that imposes on them."

The Indiana Department of Transportation put an asphalt plant owned by a Fort Wayne contractor on probation while it was building a state highway that the agency says is crumbling years earlier than expected.

More than two weeks after the first meeting of the Gov. Mike Pence's drug abuse task force, the governor is ordering state agencies to begin implementing some of the group's initial recommendations.

The organization has over 400 tutors in Central Indiana who help students facing homelessness.

Homecoming at the University of Indianapolis will be welcoming a massive new addition to campus. The university cut the ribbons on the UIndy Health Pavilion on Friday.

Young-adult fiction writer Matt de la Peña didn't finish reading a novel until he was in college. In his Mexican-American family, men who read books were seen as "soft." But he discovered his passion in literature, which he now shares with his young readers and family.

After living the last three years on the streets of Indianapolis, Mike Schwing now has an apartment on 38th Street.