Over the weekend, hundreds of demonstrators across Indiana joined national protests against police violence. Most of the protesters were largely peaceful. Police clashed with crowds in response to thrown objects and vandalism by firing tear gas, pepper spray pellets and flares.

Early Learning Indiana has launched the Come Back Stronger Fund with the support of a $15.7 grant from Lilly Endowment Inc.

The proposed 17% increase would bring premiums paid by companies to a level recommended by the federal government.

Composer Rafiq Bhatia created a audio soundtrack about Indianapolis. He decided to look into the history of the word "Indian" and how it is and is not a part of the name of the city and state.

A unique program growing in Indiana aims to bring in more guardians, and start fixing what some consider a broken, dangerous system.

The Marion County judge's ruling was published Monday, nearly six months after hearing arguments in the case.

The U.S. Census Bureau's American Community Survey shows more than 34,220 Illinois residents moved to Indiana in 2015.

The poverty guideline separates those who get help from federal programs, like reduced school lunch and subsidized Medicaid, from those who don't.

Governor and Vice President-elect Mike Pence celebrated Indiana's 200th birthday at the annual Statehood Day event at the Statehouse.

A roundup of election coverage from Indiana Public Broadcasting's statewide reporting team. Think of it as the procrastinator's audio guide to the 2016 election.