Indiana News

"Breaking Amish," the TLC reality series that follows a group of Amish and Mennonite men and women as they explore the outside world, will return this summer with new episodes and a new cast.

Federal Aviation Administration investigators were set to visit the scene of an ultralight plane crash that killed a western Pennsylvania pilot.

The Pennsylvania State Police is teaming up with five other states to help crack down on distracted driving this week.

Thousands of Pennsylvania high school seniors are graduating and heading off to college this fall, but for many hardworking students, college isn't an option.

An Indiana woman put on death row at age 16 for killing an elderly Bible school teacher is scheduled to be released Monday after serving a prison term that was shortened after the state Supreme Court intervened.

The award-winning Holocaust documentary, Misa's Fugue , has played around the world.

Six months after the Newtown school shooting, the tragedy will be marked with a moment of silence, the reading of thousands of names of gun violence victims and calls around the country to pass legislation expanding background checks for gun purchases.

A western Pennsylvania student has graduated from high school without missing a day of school in 13 years, including kindergarten.

"What happens this evening depends on what happens in the Midwest, like in Illinois, Indiana, and how fast the storms move through those states," said Ryan Coyle, meteorologist with WHTM abc27.

A body found Friday in a ditch near Dayton was identified this week as that of 44-year-old Kayla Archer, according to the Greene County Sheriff's Office.

A Pennsylvania couple has avoided jail time after pleading guilty to charges in Indiana for driving cross country with five of their children inside a moving truck's cargo area.

A U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs office accidentally deleted 464,000 electronic data files last month that contained information about home loans, according to U.S. Sen. Rob Portman of Ohio.

Marsha Sullivan, from Versailles, N.Y., helps park cars at Pocono Raceway on a Friday in 2009.

According to Senator Joe Scarnati the Senate this week passed legislation to ensure that Pennsylvania taxpayer dollars will not be used to pay for elective abortions once the Federal Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act goes into effect.

Ohio motorists are getting a sinking feeling as they pull up to the pumps this week.

The Senate today approved and sent to the Governor a measure that would prohibit the use of taxpayer dollars for elective abortions under ObamaCare, according to Senator Don White , Chairman of the Senate Banking and Insurance Committee and prime sponsor of the companion bill in the Senate.

Hoosier Pattern, a Decatur business Mayor John Schultz called "a core" of local economic development, is continuing to move rapidly forward, it was learned at Tuesday night's Decatur City Council meeting.

Portraits of Somerset County judges from different centuries will adorn walls in the Somerset County Courthouse today.

A recent insurance study showed that motorcycle crash injury claims rose by more than a fifth last year in Michigan - after the state stopped requiring all riders to wear helmets.

A Florida man caught up in a multimillion-dollar criminal enterprise involving thefts of industrial copper wire in at least six states was sentenced Monday in Berks County Court to five years of probation.