Noah Crenshaw

As Indiana marks Career and Technical Education Month, Central Nine Career Center saw its first-ever visit from a sitting governor Tuesday.

The 2026 legislative session has come and gone in Indianapolis and bills proposed by local lawmakers had varying degrees of success.

A new music therapy center at the University of Indianapolis is hoped to address the need for more providers while treating southside residents.

Hoosiers will pay a few cents more in taxes at gasoline pumps next month.

A Franklin man will spend three years in prison for intentionally crashing into the Dickinson Juvenile Justice Center on Mother’s Day 2025.

First-ever Indiana media ecosystem report assesses environment, challenges

The candidates for Indiana’s 6th Congressional District have raised nearly $112,000 ahead of the May primary elections, federal campaign finance filings show.

Three of the four Democratic candidates for Indiana’s 6th Congressional District discussed the separation of powers, immigration, LGBTQ+ rights and more during a debate last week.

The future of the U.S. military’s warfighting capabilities was shown off at a military technology event at Camp Atterbury this week.

As more than 100,000 Hoosiers face a decline in behavioral healthcare access, Indiana University officials are spotlighting a free program that gives rural Hoosiers mental health support.