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Whatever happens to a the global economy, one thing is clear: If the U.S. defaults, people all over the world who have loaned the government money won't get paid on time.

The City County Council Public Works Committee is approving more than $15 million for the Department of Public Works. The money is to help it recover from a harsh winter.

College campuses and schools in northwestern Indiana closed Thursday after a winter storm dumped several inches of lake-effect snow on parts of the region.

Former Indiana Sen. Joe Donnelly will be heading to Rome as the U.S. ambassador to the Vatican.

A relaxing day at the pond doesn’t always result in pulling a fish out of the water. For a small group of area enthusiasts, there’s nothing better than spending a breezy, warm day down at Pinhook Lagoon in South Bend or maybe Fidler Pond in Goshen testing their skills and the capabilities of their radio-controlled sailboats.

When Debra Treesh’s children moved away, she and her husband didn’t need as much venison, but they didn’t know what to do with the leftovers. That’s when she contacted a local food bank.

A conservation group plans to use a $1 million donation to help reforestation work and add property to a 700-acre woodland it protects in central Indiana.

A film shot in Indianapolis in 1902 that captures a menagerie of Ringling Bros. circus animals parading through the city’s downtown has landed a spot on the National Film Registry.

The busy stretch of road will be closed between 62nd and Broad Ripple Avenue, except for bus traffic.

It's normal for hospitals to expand intensive care unit capacity, especially during flu seasons. To do so requires health care staff, supplies and space. But hospitals say they've already been running at capacity for the last two years, largely because of the effects of COVID-19.