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State officials said Indiana's lack of access to obstetrics care is growing, which is driving the state's high infant and maternal mortality rates. Some lawmakers said more funding and better Medicaid reimbursements could help keep birthing centers open.

WFYI is working on a series of stories about youth sudden cardiac arrest. Let us know about your experience with sudden cardiac arrest and what you want to know about responding to cardiac arrest.

Tuesday was Organization Day at the Statehouse, the ceremonial start to the new session.

AAA projects that over 55 million people are expected to travel for Thanksgiving, an increase of 2.3 percent since last year.

West Lafayette lawmakers said they are optimistic about the possibility of passing water legislation during the state’s upcoming legislative session.

Indianapolis City-County councilors passed two measures Monday that will generate an economic impact on downtown districts.

It took Lily & Madeleine almost four years to finish their latest album. But “Nite Swim” is finally out, and while there are some familiar sounds from the folk/pop sister duo from Indianapolis, the album is also a major departure from their previous work in several ways. Lily & Madeleine spoke to WFYI’s Ray Steele.

After two consecutive sessions of headline-grabbing legislation that put the state in the national spotlight for trying to restrict what could be taught in classrooms, and expanding vouchers to nearly every student, legislative leaders say the public should expect a more measured approach to the 2024 session, which begins Jan. 8.

Newfields released a statement Tuesday after the departure of former CEO Colette Pierce Burnette, almost two weeks after the organization announced her exit without providing more specific details about what led to the leadership change.

The Indiana Family and Social Services Administration is awarding 64 employers $18.1 million in childcare grants.