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Founded in 1955, Camp Riley offers eight residential sessions each summer for hundreds of children and adults with physical and cognitive disabilities.

White was an Indiana teenager who became a national advocate for AIDS education and anti-discrimination efforts.

The report from North Dakota State University found Indiana was among the states most affected by the trade dispute.

Indianapolis is among four locations for Meta's new workforce development program, which trains workers to build its data centers.

Wednesday is the 15th anniversary of Lauren Spierer’s disappearance after the former Indiana University student went out for a night and didn’t return home.

Cummins Inc. must pay California-based C3 AI more than $23 million in damages after a jury found it misappropriated trade secrets.

IU locked down the laboratory of Distinguished Professor of Biology Roger Innes on Thursday night, according to an email sent to the department by the chair.

A new state law erases the need for pennies in cash transactions, and businesses are being told to round down to the nearest nickel.

The Indiana Graduate Workers Coalition hosted a rally of about 30 people Tuesday afternoon outside a Bloomington Faculty Council meeting to demand IU become a sanctuary campus in response to Indiana Senate Bill 76.

Hoosiers should expect gas prices to go up as fighting in the Persian Gulf continues.