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New rules from the Environmental Protection Agency will extend federal regulations of coal ash at active and inactive coal-burning plants and disposal sites throughout the country.

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Indiana lawmakers are preparing to handle several big education topics during the next legislative session. Some of the hot-button issues talked about at some school board meetings lately have caught state lawmakers' attention – critical race theory included.

Jennifer-Ruth Green, who recently resigned as Indiana’s public safety secretary, is the subject of a pending state ethics investigation.

Indiana superintendents have a message for state budget-makers: All schools need more funding, but it can't come at the expense of the state's poorest districts.

Just under 200 workers have been on strike for about two weeks at the MonoSol plant in LaPorte after a renegotiated 4-year contract was voted down by a majority of union workers in late November.

Doctor Emily Meier usually practices hematology at the Indiana Hemophilia and Thrombosis Center in Indianapolis. But four times a year Meier and her team drive two hours north to Lake County and host a clinic for children diagnosed with sickle cell disease.

The Indiana State Teachers Association is demanding the state education department provide more and clear details of how educators are affected by the requirement.

The city of Lawrenceburg faces a lawsuit alleging that it is discriminating against people with disabilities by classifying a proposed new group home as a boarding house or medical facility.

Evan Bayh says his wife's prognosis is good after undergoing surgery Monday at a Washington, D.C., hospital.