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The Indiana State Fair is using this summer's "Year of the Farmer" theme to inspire a series of interactive science lessons to bring back to their classrooms.

Indiana Farm Bureau President Don Villwock is retiring this year after 14 years of leading the group.

With scrapers and paint rollers, volunteers whitewashed the remnants of graffiti tagging on the front of a former drive-in restaurant on Indianapolis' near west side. The volunteers showed up to kick off a graffiti abatement program under the city's crime reduction focus zones.

Parents of new babies know they get sick a lot. That may be because infants deliberately suppress their immune systems so that essential microbes have a chance to settle in. An immune suppression system in the blood of newborn babies could be key to building a healthy microbiome.

The director of public safety in Indianapolis will leave that roll later this summer for a position in higher education.

A southern Indiana court says it has notified the FBI, local police and the Indiana Supreme Court about a data breach that has exposed personal information of people involved in cases dating from 2005 and earlier.

The state Court of Appeals has ruled that an exemption from Indianapolis' smoking ban for an off-track horse betting parlor is unconstitutional, but the overall no-smoking ordinance will stay on the books.

The judge imposed the death penalty on Tsarnaev shortly after the convicted bomber's first remarks in public since the 2013 attack that killed three people and left 264 others wounded.

Joe Hogsett is calling for a return to neighborhood policing by hiring 150 more cops. Hogsett says by boosting Indianapolis Metropolitan Police ranks above 1,700 by the end of his first term, if elected mayor, the city will be able to combat what he calls a crime epidemic.

A Georgia man accused of distributing a painkiller linked to the largest HIV outbreak in Indiana history is under arrest, along with three other suspects.