Vanderburgh County Board of Health employees won't be required to get flu shots this year if they can claim a religious exemption.

A scholarship program for low-income students has stopped offering college tours as part of an effort to cut costs amid rising demand.

Mandatory training and a policy change have driven up domestic violence arrests in a central Indiana county.

Ball State University might build a greenhouse to treat and recycle its wastewater while saving energy.

Each week leading up to the election Gabby will interview a local political expert on specific issues and events voters face.

Kate Chappell is live outside the stadium talking about fan excitement and how the Irish held up in the rain.

There are lots of excited fans over on Notre Dame's campus ahead of the big game against Stanford.

Indiana State Police are cracking down on underage and binge drinking on six college campuses throughout the state, including South Bend's Notre Dame.

An effort to survey Indianapolis teachers about conditions inside their schools is drawing fire from educators worried that it's an attempt to steer parents and students to private and charter schools.

The 4th Annual Gathering at Five Medals: A living History Festival will take place next weekend.

The Dussel's Farmers Market and Greenhouse will host the 6th annual Giant Pumpkin Contest.

A kitten that suffered burned paws and had its whiskers scorched off in a deliberate burning is now ready for adoption.

A former Indiana surgeon captured in Italy after five years on the run has been sentenced to seven years in prison for health care fraud.

This week work crews began removing the abandoned train tracks on the north side of the University of Notre Dame’s campus along Douglas Road.

Chicago Bears players are organizing a fundraiser for the family of a fan who went to Florida for the Bears-Jaguars football game and had his throat slashed.

Former President Bill Clinton boosted the campaigns of the Indiana Democrats running for Senate and governor with a rally in Indianapolis.

A state health official says Indiana's confirmed cases of fungal meningitis linked to a tainted back pain medication have risen to 24.

Former President Bill Clinton is travelling to Indianapolis to rally Democrats as they look for a rare win in increasingly red Indiana.

The state Court of Appeals has rejected a claim by southwestern Indiana landowners that the state illegally acquired their land to clear the path for the Interstate 69 extension between Indianapolis and Evansville.

Incumbent Republican U.S. Rep. Marlin Stutzman and Democratic challenger Kevin Boyd have agreed to a debate in northeastern Indiana's 3rd District.

Wildlife officials are investigating the discovery of a large pile of deer carcasses in western Indiana as a suspected deer-poaching case.

Construction is set to begin on an expansion and renovation project at a southwestern Indiana hospital.

The sister of a Roman Catholic priest says he's back in Indiana after a weeklong disappearance in Greece but is "very confused" about what happened to him there.

A Greensburg man has pleaded guilty to murder in the June 2011 beating death of his girlfriend's 12-year-old son.

Volunteers have spruced up the forgotten headstone of a Medal of Honor recipient from the Civil War in a northern Indiana cemetery.