Most Hoosiers are okay with legalizing marijuana -- 85% approve, according to a poll from Indiana Public Radio and Ball State University. However…

Bloomington and Indianapolis are getting some international recognition for the work they're doing to help the environment. The two have been named …

Consumer watchdogs say Black Friday sales might have set records this year, as retailers offer deep discounts to get shoppers into their stores…

Indiana food banks are in dire need of meat for families who simply cannot afford to buy it at the grocery store and local hunters are doing their par…

About 790,000 Hoosiers are family caregivers for relatives in declining physical or mental health. But Indiana ranks fairly low in support for family …

No Indiana county has enough mental-health professionals to meet the local needs according to the Rural Health Information Hub. Add to that an …

The Indiana Department of Environmental Management is using a $3 million federal grant to track greenhouse-gas pollution in the state. The Climate …

This time of year, there's usually a seasonal crispness in the air, along with changing leaves and area pumpkin patches. But the warm temperatures …

The nonprofit Americans for the Arts just released a study on the economic impact of arts and culture on communities, including in Indiana. Among …

Indiana's share of federal money to boost broadband access in underserved areas in the state is almost $870 million. The funding - through the …

October is National Eczema Awareness Month. More than 31 million people in the U.S. have some form of the chronic skin disease, also known as atopic …

This is the U.S. Department of Agriculture's third annual African Swine Fever Action Week, and as the nation's fifth-largest pork producer, Indiana …

After a three-year pause, student loan repayments begin next week. Some families, already stretching their dollars to cover basic living expenses…

Open enrollment begins soon for employer-sponsored health insurance for coverage starting Jan 1. Most people will have multiple options to choose …

The number of Indiana high school graduates who go on to college is dropping - and one reason may be the admissions process, which can be complex and …

This election season, Indiana will have a new governor or perhaps a new mayor of Indianapolis. One group is working to increase voter participation …

A new study finds that people of color often experience different treatment during and after their pregnancy than do their white counterparts in encou…

What began as a conversation between Indianapolis community leaders about public health and criminal-justice reform in 2021 has led to formation of a …

It has been one month since Indiana announced food banks across the state will share $2 million in state funds, and those food banks say it cannot …

Thousands of Hoosiers who got their health coverage through Medicaid during the COVID-19 outbreak risk losing it now that the pandemic has ended…

Some 74% of young people in the United States believe gun violence is a problem and almost 60% want to see stricter gun laws, according to a new …

Some smaller Indiana cities and towns are lagging when it comes to growth and development of amenities that larger cities have, but they need funding…

Indiana is part of a bipartisan effort among law enforcement leaders around the U.S. to beef up enforcement and prevent antitrust activity within the …

College enrollment numbers are down in Indiana as more high school graduates are choosing to take one or more gap years, pursue vocational …