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Ukraine says that in the past 24 hours alone, 14 of its soldiers have died and another 172 were injured. The leaders of France, Germany, Ukraine and Russia are trying to salvage a cease-fire.

Gov. Mike Pence told a gathering of children from charter and private schools today that education can take them where they want to go in life, as it did for his family.

House Republicans Monday rejected Democrats' attempts to make changes to the state budget bill. Those proposed changes included a major alteration to the school funding formula.

In 2013, Indiana became one of several states that use Baby and Me protocols, and so far the state has reported positive results. Of more than 400 participants, nearly three out of four were able to quit.

The bill's author, Rep. Tom Dermody, R-LaPorte, said Tuesday morning he doesn't have the votes to move the bill to the Senate.

A bill before the Indiana Senate would open access to over a half-century of adoption records, giving adoptees a much better chance of finding out about their biological roots.

The bill passed 68-29 largely on party lines, with minority Democrats complaining that the plan cuts funding to urban and rural districts in favor of more money for suburban districts, charters and private schools.

The bill began with simple language: legalize Sunday alcohol sales. But pushback from liquor stores created an amendment in committee that imposed new regulations on grocery and convenience stores and pharmacies that sell alcohol. After that, the biggest supporters of Sunday sales became the bill's loudest opponents.

The kindness of an Indianapolis man serves as a safety net for veterans during life's transitions. Victor Wakley founded Save Our Veterans, a small, shoestring nonprofit aimed at making veterans self-sufficient by offering job training and case management.

This weekend the Indy Fringe Theater hosts its annual DivaFest - plays written by women. Local playwright Rita Kohn debuts her work, "Royal Friends" on Friday evening. Kohn and actors Adam Crowe and Jolene Moffatt spent time with 90.1 WFYI's Jill Ditmire on Monday to talk about the play.