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Wednesday night, the City-County Public Safety and Criminal Justice Committee approved allocating funding to the police department for new technology to better track crime and hold officers accountable. The move received criticism from the public.

Bayh will join the O'Neill School of Public and Environmental Affairs as a "distinguished scholar and executive at large." Coats will join the Hamilton Lugar School of Global and International Studies in a similar position as a "distinguished scholar and ambassador at large."

The woman who was driving the vehicle hit by the officer was taken to the hospital in critical condition but later upgraded to serious but stable condition

Indiana's high court rejected arguments from the state attorney general's office that the vehicle seizure was proper because it was used in commission of a crime.

Indiana is closing its OptumServe COVID-19 testing sites at the end of June. The sites, set up early in the pandemic, have provided more than 541,000 free tests since May of last year.

The 11-week program will be held in Indianapolis and will train up to 20 workers in safety and construction methods used to build highways

Researchers at Purdue University are working to find more environmentally-friendly adhesives for everything from cardboard packages to shoes.

Anna Garrett of Indianapolis died on May 27, two months short of her 113th birthday, according to Lavenia & Summers Funeral Home. A funeral is planned for Saturday.

Increasing recycling in Indiana could help manufacturing businesses expand and create jobs in the state. That was one takeaway from the Indiana Recycling Coalition's annual conference this week.

Until Wednesday, the Pennsylvania teen was a well-liked student with no known mental health problems, his lawyer says. Now the 16-year-old is charged in a stabbing attack that injured more than 20.