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All of the talk about a possible trade war with China has a lot of Hoosiers worried - especially farmers.

China's newest list of proposed tariffs include one of Indiana's staple crops - soybeans - and would hit the Hoosier agriculture industry hard.

A forum on police body cameras was held in Indianapolis last night, as the city's police department considers implementing the system to help build public trust.

The month of May at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway will include a race on the road course.

When researchers put cameras and sensors in young drivers' cars, they found that good habits quickly evaporated as they gained confidence. They started texting, eating and talking with friends while driving. That led to more accidents and close calls.

The health of Hoosiers may be impacted as the climate continues to change and a new report examines how environmental trends, including continued warming, could impact health statewide.

Inmates at the Indiana Women's Prison will soon be the first outside of California to enroll in a computer coding seminar.

College of Applied Behavioral Sciences Dean Anita Thomas says most current behavioral health programs don't offer enough training specializing in addiction.

State leaders are focused on ensuring Indiana has a workforce capable of meeting the state's job needs for the next few decades.

Indiana's black state legislators will hold a series of town halls around the state, beginning this weekend.