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A U.S. House committee is investigating an Indiana University study that some media outlets have alleged is an attempt to limit free speech on social media. But, Indiana University officials say those reports are a gross mischaracterization of the study's goals.

A new nonprofit to benefit Indianapolis public safety programs has raised more than $185,000 in its first five months. The Indy Public Safety Foundation has done so only through in-kind donations.

Middle school social studies teacher, two-time graduate student and Butler instructor Micah Nelson was recognized as Indiana Public Schools' 2016-2017 Teacher of the Year.

The Indiana Pacers announced today, they'll wear uniforms inspired by "Hoosiers," during select games this season, in honor of the movie's 30th anniversary.

The Indiana Department of Education says eight struggling schools across the state will receive more than $8 million in improvement grants to help turn around student performance.

More than a quarter century after the controversial death of a black Indianapolis teenager in police custody, a new book about the incident has been released.

Crews plan to open to three lanes in each direction on a heavily traveled stretch of I-69 northeast of Indianapolis by Friday morning.

Organizations that provide services for victims of domestic and sexual violence are worried the ongoing government shutdown could hurt their programs if it drags on.

The Original Farmers' Market at City Market in downtown Indianapolis opens Wednesday with new guidelines to keep everyone safe during the COVID-19 pandemic.

A local nonprofit has selected a new leader to help serve Indiana's foster youth. Brent Kent will serve as the CEO of Indiana Connected By 25. The organization is dedicated to providing financial, educational and social support to help kids transition out of the foster care system.