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Some veterans groups are upset with legislation that would allow the Indiana Department of Veterans Affairs to take money from the state's Military Family Relief Fund for administrative costs.

Gov. Eric Holcomb authorized Indiana soldiers going to Washington on Jan. 13 as more than 25,000 troops from across the country were dispatched there following the Jan. 6 insurrection at the U.S. Capitol.

The city of Muncie is buying the former GM factory property on the city's southside with hopes of turning it into a solar panel farm to generate power.

Nearly half of the inmates incarcerated at the Bartholomew County Jail have tested positive for the coronavirus since Saturday, according to a news release from the agency.

Indiana's unemployment rate fell to 4.3 percent in December, dropping almost a full percentage point from the month before according to numbers released by the Bureau of Labor Statistics Tuesday morning.

A state House committee voted to extend a task force charged with developing energy policy for Indiana for another two years.

Each year, the Indiana Youth Institute works with state and national organizations to create a comprehensive look at issues affecting children.

A nonprofit organization that pays bail for people would face restrictions under a new bill being considered by Indiana lawmakers.

Andrew Peterson isn't one to stay still, but he's had to get creative since the pandemic cancelled the marathons and other events he'd normally be running in. Born with fetal alcohol syndrome, he is an avid runner and has shared a message about inclusion with tens of thousands of students.

Some Ukrainians insist the show is funnier when dubbed in Ukrainian rather than Russian. In the recent crisis in Ukraine, much has been made of the divisions between Russian speakers.