Indiana News

State government is consolidating offices and moving some workers back to the Indiana Government Center to reduce the amount of office space it leases in the Indianapolis area.

Although it's still early to be thinking 2010, Outdoor Indiana magazine's full-color calendar, a 16-page insert to the November-December issue that's on newsstands this week, is ready when you are.

Indiana voters seem willing to pay more in property taxes to help school districts cover operating costs.

The Indiana Supreme Court will hear arguments this week on whether an Ohio River casino should have allowed a compulsive gambler to play and lose $125,000 in a single night.

Indianapolis - A statewide comedy tour will benefit veterans who've been injured or experienced hardships as a result of their service to the country.

St. Joseph County election workers are preparing for a special election Tuesday, but a lot of people still don't know about it.

Indiana taxpayers may not be in the mood to pay for bigger, better schools in tough economic times, but they're more willing to help school districts make ends meet in most cases.

INDIANAPOLIS - Several Indiana state parks will be closed temporarily in the coming weeks for deer hunts.

Nine Hoosiers died from swine flu over the past week, nearly doubling the state's number of flu deaths since the pandemic started in the spring.

A former Lafayette man wounded in a shooting rampage at Fort Hood says it was the most harrowing experience of a military career that included 13 months in Iraq in 2003 and 2004.

Working adults looking to finish their college degrees may soon have another option in the area.

WASHINGTON -- Indiana's Democratic lawmakers are keeping their opinions on the House's health-care reform bill to themselves.

INDIANAPOLIS - After another summer of blue-green algae woes on many Indiana lakes, three state agencies have been asked to develop a state-wide monitoring system to track levels of the plantlike bacteria.

Nine Hoosiers died from swine flu over the past week, nearly doubling the state's number of flu deaths since the pandemic started in the spring.

State health officials are confirming the deadliest H1N1 week in the Hoosier state.

Forty-one-year-old Richard LaShure was sentenced to 15 months in prison and two years probation Thursday in U.S. District Court in Indianapolis.

The body was recovered Thursday in Steuben County after an Indiana State Police airplane discovered the remains less than a half mile from 48-year-old Stuart Stalcup's home.

State police say a man involved in a police shooting in southeastern Indiana has died of an apparent self-inflicted gunshot.

Environmentalists are celebrating President Obama's signature on a bill that includes $1.15 million to expand a southwestern Indiana wildlife refuge.

Many streetlights will be going off soon in a central Indiana city in a budget-cutting move.