Lillian Rose, CEO of the Hispanic Connection of Southern Indiana, said she is "appalled but not surprised" by President ...

A federal judge on Thursday temporarily blocked President Donald Trump's executive order ending the constitutional guarantee ...

Final inspection activities for the Sherman Minton Renewal project have been rescheduled to begin on or after Tuesday, Feb. 4 ...

The National Federation of Independent Businesses conducts a monthly survey of small business members, and a closely watched ...

The Pirates led 17-16 at the end of the first quarter, 26-23 at halftime and 41-35 through three periods en route to their ...

The New Albany graduate is a sophomore on the men’s track & field team. Last Saturday, Lord won the 800-meter run in the ...

A break from the deep freeze is just what the doctor ordered! While far from spring-like, temperatures topping out well above ...

Purdue looks to rebound from its Tuesday home loss to Ohio State when it hosts Michigan tonight in a battle between two teams near the top of the Big Ten ...

If budget writers have their way, thousands of Hoosiers may soon face proposed cuts in the Medicaid program for Applied ...

Jeffersonville Animal Shelter officials announced that they will no longer accept found animals, owner-surrender animals or trap-neuter-release cats from Clarksville.

About a million Americans a year are expected to develop dementia by 2060, roughly double today’s toll, researchers reported Monday.

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