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Keep Ukraine in the news. That was one of the messages from the leaders of the Ukrainian Society of Indiana at Wednesday’s Ukrainian Day Festival.

Healthcare workers rallied for abortion access. IUPUI medical students and faculty express concern for their patients and worry about how the overturn of Roe v. Wade will affect their careers.

Starting July 1, it will be a crime in Indiana to engage in sexual activity with a person who has verbally or physically refused to take part.

The first case of the West Nile virus this year has been detected in a Lake County resident, according to the Indiana Department of Health.

A federal judge has ordered a woman who was caught on video attacking and threatening her Black and Latino neighbors to pay more than $226,000.

On June 30, the Indiana State Board of Animal Health reported that a hobby/non-poultry flock in Marion County tested positive for the H5 avian influenza virus.

Though the 2022 legislative session finished in March, many of the laws voted on, approved and signed by Governor Eric Holcomb will go into effect on Friday, July 1.

IMPD has located 7-year-old Madelyn Grace Havens. Havens had been missing from city's near west side for more than six hours.

Ahead of permitless carry taking effect in Indiana on July 1, gun safety advocates are encouraging gun owners to take the necessary measures to keep their guns locked away in a safe spot.

The Indiana State Fair has announced its plans for more automotive-themed programming at the 2022 Indiana State Fair.