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Gary’s mayor says his family is “heartbroken” by the news that a relative was among three people fatally shot during a July Fourth block party.

For many Hoosiers, it’s a dream to own their own business and work for themselves. But sometimes, they don’t know where to start.

The Indiana Department of Education has received a $5 million grant aimed at retaining teachers. Applications are open now through August 5.

On Wednesday, over the course of several hours, protesters rallied against abortion restrictions at the Statehouse.

A program in Marion County is looking to bridge the “summer slump” gap. Indy Summer Learning Labs is focused on catching students up, particularly students hit hard by e-learning.

Protesters and the Indiana Democratic party gathered at the State House on Wednesday, July 6, which was supposed to be the first day that legislators gathered to craft legislation.

Indiana will host Olympic wrestlers from Ukraine who need to relocate due to the ongoing armed conflict with Russia, Gov. Eric Holcomb has announced.

A woman was rescued by two bystanders who pulled her from her burning vehicle after it went off the road early Thursday near Interstate 74, police say.

The longstanding and historic O’Hair House on the campus of DePauw University in Greencastle is being demolished.

A Miami Correctional Facility inmate is dead after an "altercation", according to the Indiana Department of Corrections.