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One small Indiana city almost lost control of its water utility, but the state is revising certification tests to help other cities facing the same fate.

Glick Philanthropies is awarding more than $300,000 to Hoosier nonprofits fighting food insecurity.

The Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department received more than 1,300 picture boards to better communicate with nonverbal individuals, which can include people with autism.

Senate Bill 8 would require school districts to wait at least one calendar year after an operating or safety referendum ends before asking voters to approve another property tax increase.

Gov. Eric Holcomb wants to create a new, regional development initiative that he says will help the states economy recover from the COVID-19 pandemic.

Scott County School District 1 went virtual just one week into the new school year, citing an explosive outbreak of COVID-19 cases among students.

How are rural roads evaluated and maintained? Several listeners inspired this question.

Hoosier shoppers can expect to pay about 14 percent more when shopping for Thanksgiving dinner this year than in 2021.

Since April, Indiana has been collecting daily COVID-19 updates from every long-term care facility in the state. Yet, after months of prying from journalists and trade organizations, state health officials insist on keeping the data from the public.

The deal between the Indiana Office of Utility Consumer Counselor, the city of Indianapolis, and Indianapolis Power & Light Co. requires that some profits from the BlueIndy car-sharing program be used to offset higher rates for IPL customers. It also calls for better street lighting in the city.