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The U.S. Grand Prix Racers Union is promising a review of its motorcycle racing safety rules, conceding it will never be able to eliminate the dangers in a high-speed sport where teenage competitors are the norm.
Police say eight people were shot and wounded when shootings erupted during the crowded Indiana Black Expo in downtown Indianapolis.
The organization Friends of Ernie Pyle has been working ever since to find a way to acquire the property. The state has set an Aug. 1 deadline for the group to come up with a plan.
The IndyCar Series is reviewing the finish of the Indianapolis 500 after Marco Andretti says he slowed because of a caution flag that came out on Lap 199.
Indiana's unemployment rate hit 10 percent for the first time since September.
Members of a community group say they’re frustrated over plans for shutting down the Indiana historic site honoring Ernie Pyle.
Jesse James is “a broken man” and is hoping that rehab and some privacy will help him recover and save his marriage to Sandra Bullock, his friend and attorney said.herishes.”
The NCAA said Tuesday that IUPUI allowed erroneous eligibility certification for 97 student-athletes from the 2003-04 through 2006-07 years, demonstrating a lack of institutional control and a failure to monitor by the university.
Authorities found the body of a missing Purdue University freshman inside his car after it was pulled Wednesday from a suburban Indianapolis retention pond. An autopsy indicated 19-year-old Patrick Trainor of Indianapolis died from drowning, and a toxicology report will not be completed for at least two weeks.
Oprah Winfrey and several girls allegedly abused at her academy in South Africa are expected to testify in a trial over a defamation lawsuit brought by the school’s former headmistress, whose performance Winfrey criticized.
Purdue University police are keeping an even closer eye on campus activities through new surveillance cameras designed to increase safety and deter crime. Cameras are being placed at 54 sites, mostly parking garages, through May. Purdue Police Chief John Cox says he plans to have 133 exterior cameras in place by fall to enable police dispatchers to monitor public spaces.
After days of controversy over a white group’s win in a step competition, sponsor Coca-Cola said Thursday the Alpha Kappa Alpha team from IU, whose members are black, would share first place and would also receive the same $100,000 in scholarships that the Zeta Tau Alphas won.
Residents of three Indiana communities are mourning the deaths of three Marines killed in Afghanistan. Their bodies arrived back in the United States during the weekend. The deaths represent the state’s most concentrated losses in that war since four Indiana National Guard soldiers died in a 2005 explosion.
NEW YORK — Former President Bill Clinton had two stents inserted in one of his heart arteries after being hospitalized with chest pains, an adviser said Thursday. Clinton, 63, "is in good spirits and will continue to focus on the work of his foundation and Haiti's relief and long-term recovery efforts," said adviser Douglas Band.
Declaring “I don’t quit,’” President Barack Obama fought to recharge his embattled presidency with a State of the Union vow to get jobless millions back to work and stand on the side of Americans angry at Wall Street greed and Washington bickering. Defiant despite stinging setbacks, he said he would fight on for ambitious overhauls of health care, energy and education.
IU professor Elinor Ostrom was one of a record five women awarded Nobel Prizes on Thursday, becoming the first woman to receive the Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Sciences.
Police say an intoxicated Lafayette man put his 9-year-old daughter behind the wheel of a minivan while he rode in the passenger seat.
The cleanup of toxic PCBs at a former electrical components factory in Bloomington is in its second month.
Authorities were investigating a shooting at a home in southern Indiana on Wednesday morning when the gunman crashed a vehicle through a Pillsbury plant’s security gate nearby and then fatally shot a man, officials said.
About 130 union members were pulled off the picket line Monday in Elkhart at Conn-Selmer’s Vincent Bach plant, which specialized in manufacturing student-level trumpets and trombones. Members will no longer receive $200 weekly assistance checks or insurance paid by the union.
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