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Authorities in Alaska say search and rescue divers have recovered the bodies of a helicopter pilot and three state scientists whose aircraft went down in a shallow lake last week. The three were on assignment with the Division of Geological and Geophysical Survey, part of the state's natural resources department.

Philanthropists Jill and Ron Sedley have gifted the Indiana University Jewish Culture Center an endowment to help promote a welcoming and educational campus community and help combat antisemitism.

Drought conditions in Indiana have improved thanks to intermittent rains throughout the state.

The American Civil Liberties Union of Indiana is suing an Indiana sheriff over claims he silenced critics on a government-run Facebook page.

Members of the public gathered Saturday at Lower Cascades Park to rally against Bloomington Mayor John Hamilton’s plan to restrict driver access to part of Old State Road 37.

It’s been more than a year since Indiana removed the requirement for a permit to legally carry a handgun. Some listeners were curious about how the law is impacting Hoosiers.

Too few Indiana students were applying for a scholarship that covers 100 percent of tuition at state public universities and colleges. Now a new law automatically enrolls qualified students. State officials are making additional changes to help keep students from falling through the cracks.

A helicopter crash in Alaska took the lives of a permafrost expert from the Netherlands, a pilot who recently transitioned from the military to fly charter helicopters and two other scientists conducting field work in the North Slope, one of the remotest regions in the U.S.

More than 75,000 Marion County students head back to school in July, weeks before the vast majority of the nation’s children.

People with preexisting health conditions and those who live in lower income neighborhoods are at the highest risk during heat waves.