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Thirteen groups that serve children and young people across central Indiana have landed $54.7 million in grants from the Lilly Endowment Inc. aimed at boosting their long-term financial sustainability.

Officials say closing a six-mile section of Indiana 37 will allow the work to be finished in one construction season rather than two.

Gov. Eric Holcomb has declared Jan. 27 Eva Education Day in honor of the late Eva Kor, the Holocaust survivor who dedicated much of her life to educating the world about the experiments of Nazi doctor Josef Mengele.

State and school officials have called for the hold harmless measure since last fall, after results from the new ILEARN test showed a significant drop in student achievement.

Members of the Indiana chapter of the Alzheimer's Association made their case Monday at the Statehouse.

Anthem will provide funding over the next three years to support central Indiana programs, including senior shopping and mobile pantries.

Indiana Department of Revenue Commissioner Adam Krupp announced Monday he will seek the Republican nomination for Attorney General.

The Senate Education Committee won't move legislation to let virtual charter school students participate in sports at traditional public schools, the chairman said Wednesday.

A House bill seeks to challenge an Indiana Supreme Court decision that secured the public's right to use Lake Michigan beaches that are in front of private property.

Franklin College in Indiana has fired its president after he was arrested in Wisconsin on suspicion of using a computer to facilitate a sex crime and attempted child enticement.