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An Indiana University professor who teaches a class called the Anthropology of Dolly Parton reflected on the beloved star’s death and legacy.

Anna Morgan-Lloyd and Donna Sue Bissey, of Bloomfield in Greene County, are among more than a dozen pardoned Jan. 6 defendants alleging mistreatment during their prosecutions.

Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita is co-leading a bipartisan group of state attorneys general urging Congress not to delay new federal restrictions on intoxicating hemp products.

The convention is Thursday through Sunday at the Indiana Memorial Union and Lilly Library on campus.

Brian English announced his resignation in a LinkedIn post, writing that he had helped turn around many of the problems at the facility used to house ICE detainees.

Senate Enrolled Act 285 takes effect on Wednesday. The law could change the relationships the police have built with the homeless community and providers in Bloomington.

Indiana residents will pay less for their Fourth of July cookouts this year as market costs drop.

Congress moved one step closer to passing a new farm bill this week after Senate Agriculture Committee Chairman John Boozman released the Senate's version of the legislation.

Demitrius Manderfield, 29, stopped receiving blood transfusions for sickle beta thalassemia, a genetic disorder, after investigators at United States Penitentiary-Terre Haute accused him of attempting to contact a hospital worker.

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