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ITT Tech filed bankruptcy and abruptly closed in 2016, and U.S. DOE has already forgiven loans for 18,000 student borrowers it said were misled by the school as it grappled with financial troubles.

The Department of Defense had agreed to provide the State Department additional temporary housing and support for special visa applicants as quickly as possible. Camp Atterbury is a civilian and National Guard training post under DOD control.

President Biden speaks at 5 p.m. ET about the blasts outside of the airport in Kabul. More than 150 people were injured, and 12 U.S. troops were killed.

Indiana's unemployment rate remained unchanged between June and July, standing at 4.1 percent, but some areas are seeing job recovery faster than others.

The state's largest health system says affected patients are being notified and their procedures will be rescheduled in about three weeks.

IPS leaders are using federal pandemic relief funds to provide the one-time $300 payment to educators.

Lawmakers and child services stakeholders want to improve how Indiana reviews and reports on child deaths.

Since the start of the pandemic, an estimated 57,000 evictions have been filed across Indiana -- many of which are still pending.

A county judge could rule by the end of November whether Indianas near-total abortion ban violates the states religious freedom law.

The number of homicides in Indianapolis is increasing at an alarming rate, putting the city on pace to have its deadliest year in at least eight years. Already ranked 22nd on the FBI's list of deadliest cities, the city could move up and rival its 162 killings in 1998, the worst year on record, if the hot summer months accelerate the violence as expected.