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Health care providers often rely on digital tools to inform treatment decisions. A growing number of hospitals are moving away from factoring race into kidney disease calculations, after recognizing Black patients could be at a disadvantage.

Hoosiers are currently paying almost 75 cents per gallon in state and federal taxes when they get gas. Statehouse Democrats are making a renewed push for Indiana to suspend its gas taxes while prices are the highest they've ever been.

Twelve oil refineries in the U.S. put unsafe levels of benzene gas into the air last year -- including a refinery in Mount Vernon, east of Evansville.

New funding options in the environmental realm could create opportunities for parks, urban canopy and other green projects.

Advocates fear a new wave of conservative-led attacks on sex education could have a chilling effect on the availability and quality of the information students receive. Yet, research shows comprehensive sex education beginning as early as kindergarten can lead to better health outcomes for students.

The recount announced Tuesday follows local election officials certifying results showing Hamilton County Council member Fred Glynn of Carmel with 1,844 votes, ahead of the 1,838 votes received by Suzie Jaworowski of Fishers.

The Department of Public Works says there are $24 million in emergency road repairs needed in Indianapolis because of the harsh winter. Monday, the City County Council approved money to pay for a third of those projects.

Gleaners Food Bank of Indiana hopes to draw awareness to food insecurity throughout central Indiana with its "No One Runs on Empty" campaign.

A Ride of Silence Wednesday will honor bicyclists killed and injured in Indianapolis in 2021.

The protesters alleged Fort Wayne police and other law enforcement agencies used tear gas, pepper spray, rubber bullets and stun grenades to disperse demonstrators on May 29-30 and June 14-15, 2020.