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Members of the midtown neighborhoods around James Whitcomb Riley School 43 are raising concern about its future. Plans were underway for School 43 to be transformed into a visual performing arts program this summer as part of Indianapolis Public Schools’ Rebuilding Stronger plan.

On the surface, the PS 177 Technology Band looks like a typical high school orchestra. But there are two big differences.

Despite lawmakers’ efforts to make changes, Indiana remains one of 10 states that has a state law specifically prohibiting undocumented students from paying in-state tuition at public universities and colleges.

Hurricanes and tropical storms may only happen on the coast, but they can still send high winds and heavy rains into Indiana.

Warmer springs can make the growing season last longer. But they can also mean more weeds, seasonal allergies, and mosquitos.

A new research study found people who received enhanced chaplain care experienced a clinically significant decline in anxiety and also reported greater spiritual well-being and satisfaction with spiritual care, compared to people who received usual care from a hospital chaplain.

Indiana lawmakers filed about two dozen anti-LGBTQ+ bills, tripling previous years. But what bills are still moving forward at the Statehouse and what bills missed key deadlines at the session’s midpoint?

The first half of the legislative session wraps up as the Senate approves bills banning books and criminalizing electronic tracking, while a bill to move to partisan school boards dies in the House.

Hoosier rocker John Mellencamp is donating an archived collection of his life and work to Indiana University.

Eleven Park will transform an area of downtown Indianapolis along the White River.