By the University of Southern Indiana's calculations, the institution is able to receive up to $42.8 million in operating funds from the state over the next two years.

State lawmakers are set to take up proposals that would ban synthetic marijuana substitutes known as K2 or Spice.

ANDERSON, Ind. -- An inmate will be leaving Indiana's death row after more than 25 years after taking a deal with prosecutors giving him a 75-year prison sentence for killing a woman during a robbery.

The Indiana Election Commission refused to add a Lake Circuit Court candidate to the Nov. 2 ballot due to the method of his selection.

Indiana's attorney general says a pharmaceutical company that makes Botox will pay the state nearly $636,000 in a civil settlement.

About 60 Jeffersonville residents attended a public hearing conducted by state environmental regulators on Thursday to oppose a new air-quality permit requested for an asphalt plant near the Jefferson Court subdivision.

Chief executives of Gary-based Superior Construction Co. and the engineer for the Martin Luther King Drive bridge in Gary said Thursday the bridge's untimely end wasn't caused by its construction or design.

JACKSON, Miss. -- Two governors seen as potential 2012 presidential candidates appeared together Thursday night at a fundraiser for the Mississippi Republican Party.

Bedbugs -- those nasty parasites your grandma warned you about -- are back. And they're out for blood.

There's $10 billion for schools in the state aid bill Congress passed last month. But some school systems have reason to wonder whether they are going to see the money.