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James Betley served as the board's executive director and general counsel for nearly a decade. The director at Trine University's Education One was picked to replace him.

State audits confirm a WFYI investigation that uncovered some schools do not accurately report how often they forcibly isolate and restrain students.

More than half of full-time students who start their education at four-year institutions in Indiana are graduating on time, according to the Indiana Commission for Higher Education's 2021 College Completion Report.

Fifteen year old Braden Riley has only played violin for about seven years, but is already performing at an exceptional level; eyes future career in music.

Climate change is no laughing matter - except in Indianapolis. Jason Margolis, a correspondent for PRI's The World, explains.

Applications to a federal program that provides financial assistance to families are rarely approved in Indiana. State senators almost unanimously passed a bill to bolster the Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) program Monday.

Indiana lawmakers are now considering giving parents greater control over their children’s social media accounts and requiring social media companies to redesign their platforms to be less addictive for kids.

The change comes from a new law that restructures how electric utility companies receive state approval for new rates and outlines new billing program requirements.

Ulrich Klopfer performed abortions at clinics in Indiana for years, but his license was suspended in 2016.

The proposed four-year contract with Fiat Chrysler would add about 8,000 new jobs while doubling previously announced investments. The automaker has plants in Kokomo and Tipton.