Indiana's unemployment rate held at 9.7 percent for January as some 327,000 people were looking for work.

Indiana releases updated unemployment figures and the numbers are the same as the national average 

Will blanket various media platforms to spread the word.

A judge on Tuesday rejected a former Purdue University student's plea in the fatal shooting of a friend during an alcohol-fueled prank, telling him the charges

Indiana legislators are considering a proposal that would eliminate the state's anti-smoking agency and transfer its duties to the State Department of Health.

Indiana could share in $75 million from federal government to help improve waterways

Democrats facing strong headwinds this election season have at least one reason for optimism, according to polling that found the party's large

A trial started Monday for a Marion murder stretching back more than three decades.

A train which hit a truck in White County has sent at least one to the hospital.

Indiana residents can take advantage of free online job training through the Indiana Department of Workforce Development until late June.

Racetrack and casino should still operate while company goes through bankruptcy.

City inspectors could require landlords and private owners to ensure that properties are habitable even if they're vacant under a proposal to toughen home

A former Miss America is going to get what rocker John Mellencamp didn't: a street named for her in her hometown.
 

Police Cpl. Gabrielle King said "chaos broke loose" when a fight took place during the Friday night event at World of Skates and security advised attendees to

The bodies of a man and woman were found Friday and autopsies were conducted. But authorities say preliminary results showed no evidence of homicide or suicide