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Nearly 40 percent of Indiana's mortgage brokerages lost their licenses Wednesday because they haven't complied with a new law aimed at raising the standards of the industry in a state with one of the nation's ...

State health officials are tracking a surge in illnesses caused by a chlorine-resistant parasite that swimmers often ingest in water parks and swimming pools.

The Northern Indiana Public Service Co. says it could be Saturday before all power is restored after severe storms raked through northwestern Indiana Monday night.

Indiana officials say the emerald ash borer has been found just 14 miles from the Ohio River, the first confirmation that the tree-killing beetle has spread in the state south of Indianapolis.

Authorities have used dental records to positively identify two Kokomo men killed in a fiery single vehicle crash.

An Irish man who created an Internet sensation by taking the plump orange cat out of "Garfield" comic strips is publishing a book full of his catless creations.

A hot air balloon participating in a race to open the Indiana State Fair made a surprise landing on a grassy area near a busy interstate.

The Hamilton County Prosecutor's Office has filed murder and aggravated battery charges against a Westfield man already jailed in connection with the death of his roommate.

The Hamilton County Health Department has received confirmation that sampled pools of mosquitoes have tested positive for West Nile Virus.

A judge entered a not guilty plea Wednesday on behalf of a woman accused of abandoning her 3-year-old son at a retail superstore because she felt she could no longer care for him.

A one-ton steel sculpture knocked from its base June 7 by floodwaters that swept it into the East Fork White River is back on dry land after being plucked from the river by a crane.

Nearly a pound of marijuana and a large sum of cash were discovered after a routine traffic stop in the 11000 block of Springmill Road Saturday morning.

As it has since 1983, The Indiana State FairTrain rolled out of Hamilton County bound for the venerable State Fairgrounds on opening day.

Two Indiana State Police officers have been fired after an investigation into allegations that they assaulted a man outside an Indianapolis bar.

The new Indianapolis International Airport will open Veterans Day on Nov. 11, two weeks later than originally planned, officials of the Airport Authority announced today.

A woman wanted in connection with abandoning her 3-year-old son in a Clinton County Wal-Mart was arrested Monday in Indianapolis after she was spotted on the Near Southside.

An Indianapolis firefighter was killed while serving in Iraq. The Indianapolis Fire Department released word late Monday night that Captain Gary Henry was killed by a road side bomb.

Rookie Colt Brennan threw two touchdown passes in the second half for Washington, and Matterral Richardson returned an interception 38 yards for a touchdown to rally the Redskins for a 30-16 victory against the ...

The death of a Westfield man is a homicide. According to Westfield Police Chief Kevin Jowitt, a preliminary coroner's reports shows Nicholas W. Reners, 23, died from a blow to the head.

Police say a skydiver died after his parachute malfunctioned during an 11,000-foot jump over central Indiana.