IN Debt Consolidation in Indiana

The Indiana Bureau of Motor Vehicles will again sponsor a holiday food drive in coordination with food banks across the state.

Republican leaders in the Statehouse want to approve a proposed constitutional amendment limiting property tax bills, but Democrats and local government officials want to wait to see the impact of the caps ...

Though the number of states adopting bans on same-sex marriage grows, the odds appear slim that Indiana lawmakers will give serious consideration to such a constitutional amendment next year.

A new report from a housing and homeless advocacy group shows poverty increasing at an alarming rate in Indiana while earnings for middle-income families continue to slip.

INDIANAPOLIS - The state Republican chairman says Gov. Mitch Daniels will have a scaled-down second inauguration in January partly because the economic downturn is hurting so many Hoosiers.

The final report on the death of a sheriff's deputy fatally injured last month while directing traffic blames the accident on a "distracted driver." The report, released Thursday, found that a 16-year-old girl ...

INDIANAPOLIS Maybe it was that summer Saturday when Barack and Michelle Obama hosted a picnic in Noblesville that it began to sink in: This guy might just carry Indiana.

Fans of the holiday movie "A Christmas Story" are celebrating the film's 25th anniversary with a convention and trips to the house where the movie was made.

A man dubbed the "Rush Hour Robber" is behind bars in Indiana. Stuart Vance, 35, of Clarksville was arrested for a burglary in Shelby County.

State health officials say between 3.5 to 4 million Americans are living with viral hepatitis.

A young man's infatuation with a teenage girl led to her abduction and a six-month nightmare of sexual abuse and beatings, federal prosecutors alleged on Wednesday.

More Indiana National Guard troops returned home Thursday morning after spending nine months in Iraq.

Edna Parker, who became the world's oldest person more than a year ago, has died at age 115.

A mass transportation organization wants Indiana residents to pay a "green" fee of $10 on each car and truck on the road to help promote mass transit options.

More Hoosiers voted in this year's election than ever before, and more of them did so early.

Nov 27, 2008 10:20 am US/Central Just in time for Thanksgiving traffic, all the ramps connecting Interstate 65 with Interstate 80/94 in Indiana opened Wednesday morning.

At the Planned Parenthood of Indiana, 'tis the season of giving health care and contraception. But it's a sentiment that opponents of abortion and artificial birth control say denigrates the holiday season.

The network of 35 clinics across the state announced it is offering holiday vouchers for basic health care services 'or the recipient's choice of birth control method.'

The organization decided to offer the vouchers because so many people are uninsured or are putting off health care because of prohibitive costs, said Betty Cockrum, president and CEO of Planned Parenthood of Indiana. Nearly 800,000 Indiana residents don't have health insurance, she said.

INDIANAPOLIS -- Kimberly Martindale is looking forward to traveling to her mother's for Thanksgiving.

INDIANAPOLIS- The Bureau of Motor Vehicles has reversed an earlier ruling and decided that a woman may have a personalized license plate carrying the words "BE GODS." The reversal came after Liz Ferris sued ...

How much is too much? When do we start to worry? When can we relax and say, "Thank goodness, it's over,"? These are questions racing through our minds as we swim against the flood of economic news now testing ...