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The Indiana Department of Natural Resources is trying to raise awareness about a new fishing rule intended to prevent the spread of Asian carp.

Bel-Aire Park officially reopened in its new location with new amenities including a walking trail, playground, and community center.

The Indiana Farm Bureau says the cost of a summer cookout in Indiana is slightly lower than the national average this year.

The owner of Madina restaurant loves serving up food from his home country of Guinea. One of the dishes is fried plantains.

Several Indianapolis government agencies and community organizations held a job and resource fair to address Hoosier veteran unemployment.

Indy's DPW has continued a full call out to help clean up the mess caused by Sunday's storm.

A community on the north side meets to discuss ideas surrounding Afrofuturism, a way to grow and preserve the African American narrative.

John Green's first novel Looking for Alaska is one of the hundred finalists for The Great American Read

The groups say despite what the court ruled, the ban is a "racist and discriminatory policy."

A court hearing for the 13-year old charged in the Noblesville school shooting of his teacher and a student is rescheduled for this fall.

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