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The Foundation for a Smoke-Free World was created in September with nearly $1 billion from the Philip Morris Tobacco company.

Lawmakers in the House have approved a measure to change the state's diploma structure, in order to avoid federal consequences for some schools.

Rep. Ed Clere's bill would have prevented school officials from censoring student journalists' content or disciplining students because of what they produce.

INDOT will host a public information meeting to discuss the project and answer questions from the public on Monday, Feb. 12

An audit last year revealed more than 2,500 so-called rape kits are languishing at police departments and in evidence rooms across the state.

The Indiana University School of Medicine will use the $14 million gift to create a supportive oncology program.

Lawmakers killed a bill to lower the compulsory school age, but other state officials and groups plan to bring back the conversation in future years.

The Indiana Department of Transportation has released the final environmental impact statement for last section of Interstate 69.

The lawsuit alleges the Department of Correction violated the federal Rehabilitation Act because it didn't provide tools that would have enabled the man to earn his GED.

Landing on the front page of The New York Times, the black and white image by Associated Press freelancer Art Greenspon gave Americans back home an unflinching look at the conditions soldiers endured in what would become the war's deadliest year.