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The "Charismatic" movement involves worshipping with exuberance, miraculous healings, prophesying and establishing a personal connection with God - and the number of converts is growing. According to a recent survey by NPR, about one-third of Latino Catholics in the U.S. identify as "Charismatic."

Members of the General Assembly will return Thursday to the Statehouse in Indianapolis for a session expected to last until late April.

Throughout the 17-day event, slated for Aug. 2 -18, the Indiana State Fair will salute Hoosier farmers, first responders, educators, members of the Armed Forces, and many others.

Getting the right treatment for a child who has autism can be tough. And parents can run into the same problems for a child who has a mental illness. When a child has both autism and a mental illness, the problem can be exacerbated.

The partnership aims to increase awareness about child hunger, which affects one in five kids in the state.

Legislative leaders of both parties kicked off the new session Thursday with messages of bipartisanship. But it's also clear where some of 2019's dividing lines will be.

Each week, we bring you Making It, audio postcards that celebrate DIY artists Making It in Indiana. This week, Melissa Davis speaks with Justin Brown, an Indianapolis artist who creates art from FBI files.

The union filed a federal lawsuit in Cleveland alleging that GM has temporary workers at its pickup truck plant in Fort Wayne, Indiana.

In June, a truck owned by MOB Carriers, Inc. overturned off of Interstate 70 near Richmond, spilling about 1,000 gallons of a cosmetic ingredient into Clear Creek.

An Indiana group that advocates for affordable insulin delivered an online petition to Public Health Committee members this week.