The Lawrence police chief called it a moment of "cultural insensitivity." An advocate for refugees called it an ugly example of a far too common problem -- law enforcement's failure to interact effectively with those who have come to America

Would you mind if KFC put advertising on the streets in your neighborhood if the fast-food chain had fixed all the potholes there and the city didn't have to raise your taxes to do it? How about being forced to

Top state lawmakers from both parties directed a legislative study committee Monday to look into long delays that victims of violent crime face in getting help from the state's compensation fund.

Child shot during wedding reception Saturday remains in critical care.

Fast-growing district looks to raise $5.5M to fill hole created by state's school funding formula.

It didn't take Cheyenne Conn long to discard her first misperception about life in an office: It's all about competition.

Sales of new homes nationally in June took their largest month-to-month jump in more than eight years, but they remain well below their year-ago levels as homebuilders struggle to stay in business.

Nearly 1,300 Hoosiers received last unemployment checks in June, up from 935 in May and 361 in April.

Southeastern Indiana woman with H1N1 virus dies 3 weeks after her brother.

The Indiana State Fair is prepping for an extended run that will spread its sights and sounds over 17 days in August.

BLOOMINGTON, Ind. -- Indiana University is opening up for public view its efforts to restore murals by artist Thomas Hart Benton at the school's Bloomington campus.

BLOOMINGTON, Ind. -- An atheist group can post "You can be good without God" ads on Bloomington city buses. An agreement announced Monday evening at the Bloomington Public Transportation Corporation's building ends a federal lawsuit filed in May by the

Delphi Corp. said it agreed to sell its assets to creditors, clearing the way for the auto-parts maker to exit Chapter 11 bankruptcy.

A 5-year-old girl died when she was trapped in a bathroom during a fire at her family's apartment in Indianapolis.

Texting while driving increases the risk of a crash much more than previous studies have concluded, with motorists taking their eyes off the road longer than they do when talking or listening on their cell phones, a safety research institute

When handling personal injury claims, plaintiffs' counsel often address the resolution of subrogation liens, including those asserted by Medicare. Under federal statutes, Medicare is entitled to reimbursement when an injured Medicare recipient receives benefits which are later recovered through a

In Ramirez v. Wilson, a semi-tractor collided head-on with a pregnant woman's car. She was killed, and her daughter S.R. died in utero. S.R.'s father filed a complaint for the wrongful death of the unborn child. The Court found that