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Indianas infant and maternal mortality rates remain among the worst in the country. And state data shows substance use during pregnancy contributes to the issue.

Getting your child screened for lead could be as easy as taking them to the doctor if a state House bill becomes law.

We look at Indiana’s ongoing debate over marijuana legalization and decriminalization.

Indiana’s public colleges and universities are balancing autonomy and the legislature’s expectations

Indiana's legislative leaders are back on Indiana Lawmakers.

The ruling means rental property owners in Bloomington and West Lafayette can no longer charge rental fees greater than $5 per tenant.

The good news is, air pollution in Indiana and around the country has gone down in the past few decades. The bad news is, the fees that companies pay to pollute are what keeps the states air permitting program running. With less pollution, its struggling to stay afloat.

Indianas largest health care system says its prepared to continue offering legal abortion care after the states ban takes effect Sept. 15.

The program makes $50 million available for eligible social service providers, child care providers, and nonprofits across the state that serve young children’s developmental needs.

The use of temporary workers continues to be one of the top discussion points, as the national union leadership and GM officials negotiate.