Responding to an outcry from neighbors, the Indiana Department of Correction has abandoned a plan to move a men's work-release program to the Indiana Women's Prison.

MICHIGAN CITY, Ind. -- Law enforcement officials surrounded a wooded area where an Indiana State Prison escapee may have fled, but severe thunderstorms Thursday evening forced them to call off the hunt.

Eric Gordon's summer just keeps getting better. The former North Central High School basketball star developed nearly instant chemistry with new teammate Blake Griffin, the No. 1 draft pick of the Los Angeles Clippers.

The more potholes fixed now in warm weather, the fewer holes there will be to repair when cold weather arrives.

Back-to-school shopping this year means back-to-the-closet for many consumers. More than a third of shoppers say they will slash budgets for the upcoming school year by "making do with last year's school items" -- one of the trends that is

WESTFIELD, Ind. -- Tom and Livia Harford sort through a new set of applications for the scholarship they help award each year, reading essays about people who hunted down the owner of a lost computer memory stick or who invited

The old 50-yard line is quickly becoming the heart of an expanded Indiana Convention Center, a $275 million project that officials say is on schedule.

Indiana University and Ivy Tech Community College raised tuition Thursday, drawing ire from two lawmakers who say the state's public colleges should keep the same rates considering the recession.

Town officials trying to carve out a budget for 2010 are hoping the third time's a charm, after the Zionsville council president again sent them back to the drawing board with a sharper knife.

Officials of fast-growing Fishers school district say funding formula in new budget is unfair.

Police scale back presence at troubled Northeastside apartment complex.