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According to data from the U.S. Census Bureau, homeownership rates in Indiana dropped 1.6 percent over the past ten years.

The rule would be the first in the state to designate a mandatory distance between confined animal feeding operations and waterways.

Acute cases of hepatitis C are increasing in Indiana, and public health officials are pointing to injection drug use as the biggest reason.

Derrick Hazelwood filed the federal lawsuit last June. Court records show a settlement was reached April 29.

One of the nation's largest school systems has been pushed to the brink of insolvency. Not long ago, Philadelphia was touted as a "laboratory of innovation," a promising model for urban public education. But something went wrong. So who is responsible for the district's descent into academic and financial ruin?

Center officials have been asking donors who are planning a trip to areas affected by the Zika virus to donate before they go.

The program provides healthy foods, breastfeeding support and nutrition information each month to more than 150,000 Indiana women with children up to the age of 5.

The Indiana Arts Commission says it and 10 other Indiana arts organizations are receiving grants from the National Endowment for the Arts.

Ivy Tech Community College's trustees are scheduled to vote May 18 on a new president and a former state elected official could become the next president of the the statewide community college system.

Indianapolis Mayor Joe Hogsett delivered his first State of the City address Wednesday, touting the success of his first three months in office and outlined an agenda to end jail overcrowding and provide pre-K education for the city's children.