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INDIANAPOLIS -- Statewide student testing results showed a slight decline from last year in most grades, but the state schools chief said Thursday the difference was not statistically significant.

A lawsuit contends a Roman Catholic priest sexually abused an 11-year-old northwest Indiana boy more than 10 years after the Diocese of Gary had been warned about his inappropriate behavior.

A Planned Parenthood nurse has been suspended after an anti-abortion group released a video showing her telling a patient who claimed to be 13 to lie about becoming pregnant by a 31-year-old man.

Backers of a lawsuit that claims the state is violating its constitution by failing to provide enough money for all school children to have a fair chance to learn asked the Indiana Supreme Court on Thursday to ...

Former NBC 'Today' host Jane Pauley and Craig Klugman, editor of The Journal Gazette in Fort Wayne, are among five people who will be inducted into the Indiana Journalism Hall of Fame in April.

Indiana Secretary of State Todd Rokita says he's working with federal authorities to determine who is responsible for letters that cite a fictitious state law and ask businesses for a $125 fee.

Portage -- Northwest Indiana business and community leaders gathered Wednesday to find ways to develop and attract high tech advanced manufacturing businesses.

Brothers held without bail, one reportedly confesses One of the brothers charged in last week's murder confessed to the crime during an interview with police detectives and immigration investigators, according ...

HEADLINES Three die in early morning crash Officers say the driver appeared to be intoxicated at the scene.

The state's first coordinated gubernatorial debate series drew an audience of more than 150,000 and was made possible by nearly $130,000 in donations, organizers said Tuesday.

A coroner says a prominent Anderson surgeon died while driving himself to a hospital for cancer treatment.

Indiana is in better financial shape than its neighbors, but Gov. Mitch Daniels supports a federal stimulus package aimed at helping states build roads, bridges and other public works projects.

Mon, Dec 01, 2008. 05:43 PM In a plea agreement a Dresden man pleaded guilty to two misdemeanors; vehicular homicide and failure to drive in marked lanes, in connection to the death Steve Mullin of Zanesville.

Winter heating bills will be higher this year, but not as high as once feared, utility officials say.

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 ...