Posted: 7:38 AM Republican House Speaker Brian Bosma is slowly getting back up to speed following emergency surgery on his knee.

Updated: 11:47 PM The continual rainfall since Wednesday night has some residents worried about potential flooding. But, emergency management officials say they don't expect any major damage.

Posted: 9:23 PM A state diver has recovered the body of a man from a northeastern Indiana pond after he apparently fell in while mowing grass.

Updated: 11:45 AM About one month ago, a plane crashed into three South Bend homes on North Iowa Street.

Posted: 5:08 PM Indiana lawmakers are close to approving a modest expansion of the state's school voucher program.

Posted: 3:41 PM State health officials say Indiana's flu deaths have risen to 70 following two additional flu-related deaths reported this week.

Posted: 9:55 AM Indiana police officers will face more training on interacting with people with Alzheimer's disease and other types of dementia under a proposal approved by the Legislature.

Posted: 9:53 AM Indiana University is about to reclaim the title of having the fastest university-owned supercomputer in the nation.

Posted: 9:50 AM An eastern Indiana county commissioner has asked the state's public access counselor to determine if county officials' gatherings following public meetings violate the state's Open Door law.

Updated: 6:43 PM South Bend Mayor Pete Buttigieg comments on national gun legislation, New Energy Ethanol Plant flooding and Adopt-a-Block in his April monthly chat.

Posted: 7:46 AM With the average American giving 29 percent of his or her income back in taxes, everyone wants to earn back every cent possible, and folks can get help without paying for a pricey financial consultant.

Posted: 7:14 AM In his annual State of the City address Wednesday night, Elkhart Mayor Dick Moore warned the city that state legislators are threatening the vitality of Indiana communities.

Posted: 7:57 AM A Plymouth man is taking the national stage, performing at the prestigious Carnegie Hall in New York City.

Posted: 7:03 AM I&M is conducting aerial inspections of power lines in the area.

Updated: 11:51 PM The school day could look quite different for Elkhart students starting next year if proposed busing changes are adopted.

Posted: 9:52 PM An Indiana State Police cruiser has crashed into a second vehicle and sent a trooper to a hospital with non-life-threatening injuries.

Updated: 11:45 AM It's a week dedicated to educating people about the dangers on highways and roads. It’s the perfect time to have "Work Zone Awareness Week" because it’s getting warmer out and more construction is starting.

Posted: 2:54 PM Police cordoned off streets and evacuated buildings near the main campus of Purdue University after a suspicious piece of PVC pipe was found.

Posted: 11:14 AM Sixty-five Hoosier cities and towns have each been recognized as a Tree City USA by the DNR Division of Forestry for outstanding management of their urban forests.

Posted: 7:44 AM House and Senate negotiators are meeting for the first of a series of conference committee meetings that will determine the final shape of Indiana's next state budget.

Posted: 7:39 AM Federal officials say they hope to begin work this year to rebuild an underground barrier that holds back tainted soil and groundwater at the site of a former central Indiana auto parts plant.

Posted: 7:35 AM Indiana officials are set to announce an expansion of a foreclosure prevention program

Posted: 7:05 AM Regular school hours could change for Elkhart students next year as administrators discuss options to cut costs.

Posted: 7:02 AM Elkhart Mayor Dick Moore will deliver his annual State of the City Address on Wednesday night.

Posted: 6:55 AM Emerald ash borer, an invasive insect that kills ash trees, has been detected for the first time in Pulaski County.