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The nearly two-week strike started after workers received their newest contract proposal. -
The Indiana Commission for Higher Education wants state lawmakers to rethink the formula for funding higher ed. But that proposal isn’t being met with universal praise.
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Abortion care provider drops lawsuit against Attorney General Rokita-focus shifts to licensing boardIndiana abortion care provider Dr. Caitlin Bernard dropped her lawsuit against Attorney General Todd Rokita Thursday. -
It’s been 10 years since Indiana made reducing maternal and infant mortality a top priority. But despite a lack of improvement in those rates, State Health Commissioner Dr. Kris Box said progress has been made.
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The CDC reports that the rate of flu-associated hospitalizations hasn't been this high nationwide since the 2010-11 flu season
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South Bend Police say school security measures and a quick-acting school resource officer kept an armed man out of Adams High School
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Michigan lawmakers have finished this year's scheduled legislative sessions without reaching agreement on a spending package that would have totaled almost $500 million.
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The two lawsuits filed by Attorney General Todd Rokita’s office focus on China’s access to user data and inappropriate videos for children.
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This site was created by the Indiana Department of Education is intended to show how school performance goes beyond a single test score.
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The City of South Bend and the EPA will start cleanup on the former site of Drewrys Brewery
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Indiana will receive more than $15 million from the e-cigarette manufacturer – Juul. The money is part of a multistate settlement over allegations that the company drove a nationwide youth vaping crisis.
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The Hoosier Lottery will pay its private vendor $6 million as part of a settlement between the two entities. The settlement comes out of three disputes with IGT Indiana, which has operated the lottery for about a decade.
