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Gov. Mike Pence, who has said he wants Indiana to be a leader in giving a second chance to criminals who've served their time, has received 34 pardon…

Motorists traveling between Louisville and southern Indiana during the holidays may find driving a little easier with no new interstate or ramp closures planned for the downtown bridge project starting Monday and continuing through Jan. 4.

A new analysis says the Terre Haute area had the nation's second-highest percentage gain in construction jobs during the past year.

Attorney General Greg Zoeller says notable data breaches, such as those on Sony, Target and Home Depot, have Indiana consumers worried about ID theft.

A recent study shows more teenagers use e-cigarettes than traditional tobacco products, and the trend might cause the Indiana General Assembly to take a long look at stricter regulation in the upcoming session.

Last year, Speaker Brian Bosma coauthored legislation creating a redistricting commission, with members appointed by legislative leaders of both parties. While that bill passed the House, it never received a hearing in the Senate.

The Indiana Chamber of Commerce recently released a report detailing the critical need for a state-driven water plan to identify resources and develop ways to deliver water to underserved areas.

Joe Cocker, the raspy-voiced British singer famous for hit songs such as "Feelin' Alright" and "Up Where We Belong," has died, his management agency says.

A three-part series from The Indianapolis Star has been shedding light on the animal medication industry.

Known as the "affliction with little dragons," Guinea worm is a nasty parasite that can grow up to three feet inside a person. A decades-long campaign to eliminate the worm is starting to pay off. There were only about 500 cases worldwide in 2012, and less than a hundred cases in the first half of 2013.