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Mick Jagger performs at The Rolling Stones Zip Code Tour opening night at Petco Park on Sunday, May 24, 2015 in San Diego, Calif.

Butler Choir Group To Sing With Rolling Stones At Speedway

The chance to join the iconic rock band follows the choral group's performance with Madonna during the 2012 Super Bowl halftime show at Lucas Oil Stadium.

Stickers such as this one began appearing at businesses around Indianapolis in the wake of debate over Indiana's RFRA legislation.

On Day One of RFRA, Groups Vow Push for Expanded Civil Rights

On the day Indiana's so-called "religious freedom" law took effect, advocates for the LGBT community said they're going to organize a voter registration drive as part of their push to obtain civil rights protections for the gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender community.

Prosecutors say Community Health Network referred patients to outside surgery centers to save them money but then billed Medicare and Medicaid as if the surgeries were performed at its hospitals.

Community Health Reaches $20 Million Overbilling Settlement

Prosecutors say the Indianapolis-based health system referred patients to outside surgery centers to save them money but then billed Medicare and Medicaid as if the surgeries were performed at its hospitals.

Benefits Of Sports To A Child's Mind And Heart All Part Of The Game

In NPR's most recent poll, a majority of American adults say they played sports in their youth. Many say they encourage their kids to play, too, and see health benefits as well as life-long lessons.

A Phys Ed Teacher Battles Tight Budgets And Childhood Obesity

Mindy Przeor founded an after-school program in Mesa, Ariz., to get elementary school kids up and running.

Arlington Community High School has returned to Indianapolis Public Schools Corp. after three years being run under a state contract by charter school company Tindley Accelerated Schools.

Arlington Returns To IPS But Students Fear Too Much Change

Today Arlington Community High School officially becomes an Indianapolis Public School -- again -- three years since the state took control of it due to chronic failure and hired a charter school company to run it. Now, the question for many in the community is: can IPS remake Arlington into a new, successful 7-12th grade school despite its past?

Members of the congregation at the First Church of Cannabis sing and dance during the church's first service, Wednesday, July 1, 2015, in Indianapolis. Church Founder Bill Levin said he decided to keep marijuana out of Wednesday's service to ensure he can test the Indiana religious objections law in civil court instead of on criminal grounds.

Pot or No Pot, The Show Goes On at Indy's Church of Cannabis

At a church building on Indianapolis' east side, the state's new religious freedom law is getting a different kind of acknowledgment - as the First Church of Cannabis prepares for its inaugural ceremony. Church founder Bill Levin created the church as a possible test case for the new law.

Indiana Supreme Court Refuses To Hear Appeal In Case Surrounding State Fair Stage Collapse

One family's fight to challenge Indiana's cap on how much accident victims can recover from the state is over. The state Supreme Court has declined to hear an appeal in a case surrounding the Indiana State Fair stage collapse.

Tests 'Moderately Support' Case That Arafat Was Poisoned

Swiss scientists have been studying samples taken from the former Palestinian leader's remains. He died in 2004 at the age of 75.

First Church of Cannabis founder Bill Levin delivers the sermon at the church's first service.

First Church Of Cannabis Holds Inaugural Service

Founded amidst controversy over the state's new religious freedom law, Indiana's First Church of Cannabis Wednesday hosted its first service on the same day the law went into effect.

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