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The Associated Press analysis of wait times for appointments completed between September and February for 940 U.S. outpatient clinics and hospitals shows the South Bend VA Clinic had the nation's 45th-highest rate of long waits.

State officials say an insect that's involved in spreading a fungus that's deadly to black walnut trees has been found for the first time in Indiana.

As the 2015 "education session" of the Indiana General Assembly draws to a close, lawmakers are making final moves - perhaps most notably in all sectors, finally whittling down the biennial budget.

The National Weather Service says all of Indiana is facing an "enhanced risk" of hail, damaging winds and tornadoes. The best chance of severe storms is from mid-afternoon into Thursday night.

Listening to lost sounds, even in gorgeous new packages, isn't all that's needed when it comes to really understanding how popular music has shaped Americans' lives.

A Purdue University honeybee specialist says Indiana's bee populations weathered the state's recent cold winter in much better shape than they did a year ago.

The Senate GOP budget appropriates $56 million in new funding for community correction programs at the local level. The House GOP budget had set aside $80 million.

Republican Sen. Luke Kenley says passing the follow-up bill to clarify the original religious freedom law was an important step. And to help restore Indiana's image, he says he's increased tourism funding by $1 million a year in the Senate's version of the budget.

The Indiana Senate's proposed budget would boost funding for education overall, much like the draft from the House, but it attempts to do so while ensuring urban schools won't be hit as hard because of declining enrollment, lawmakers said.

Marion County taxpayers are on the hook for $750,000 payments each to two consortiums whose bids lost out on the construction of a new criminal justice center in Indianapolis.