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The region hasn't dominated headlines for nearly 160 years, but the Crimean War played a huge role in the Western zeitgeist of the time. And its cultural and technological impacts still reverberate.

The Indiana Agriculture and Technology School is under scrutiny again after state education officials say students aren't spending enough time learning in-person and many students live too far from the farm campus.

Panhandling is already illegal in Indiana under certain circumstances -- like near an ATM. The measure before state lawmakers would add that people may not solicit money within 50 feet of any place that makes financial transactions.

The measure would require all schools that havent tested for lead at least once since 2016 to do so within the next two years.

Indiana's syringe exchange programs are one step closer to staying open another year. The Indiana House passed a bill Tuesday that includes language to extend the programs.

House lawmakers moved forward with a bill Tuesday aimed at increasing the transparency of health care costs in the state.

Lawmakers created an avenue for charter schools to access referendum funding Monday, with a sudden change to legislation in the Senate.

The legislative push comes at a time when Indiana farmers say profit margins are tight and health care costs are challenging.

The City of Fishers hosts its fourth annual initiative to spotlight what life is like for people with physical and intellectual disabilities.

The fuel produced at Indy High BTU plant is expected to reduce greenhouse gas emissions comparable to 19,000 passenger cars each year on the road.