The life expectancy for a person in Indiana is 77 years, but across the state that number is influenced by where you live.  

Fort Wayne City Council is awaiting guidance from Mayor Tom Henry’s office on how to define the proposed annexation process of the La Cabreah neighborhood.

An Indiana University professor who lived in the same dorm as Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh says he called the FBI with information that could help its investigation, but they never responded.

Bill Scheuerman is a political science professor at IU and was part of the same class at Yale as Kavanaugh.

"I have some memories of him," he says. "I don't think it would be fair to share those in public. It was a long time ago."

Sen. Todd Young (R-Ind.) says he has complete confidence in the "integrity and thoroughness" of the FBI investigation into sexual assault allegations against Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh.

Mufasa, the elderly stately lion who charmed visitors at Black Pine Animal Park for years, has died.

The 22-year-old male African lion had been at the Noble County animal sanctuary for about seven years. According to a media release, the park's animal health care commitee made the decision on Wednesday to "end any further discomfort" for the lion, who suffered from arthritis and a reoccuring infection in his jaw.

Governor Eric Holcomb joined city leaders from across the state to talk about infrastructure and connectivity in the Hoosier state.

Holcomb’s appearance took place at the French Lick Springs hotel during a convention of mayors and city officials that are part of the organization Accelerating Indiana’s Municipalities.

Holcomb spoke about bringing in new industry to Indiana towns to ensure the future economic vitality of the state.

Indiana University’s School of Global and International Studies will now be named after two Indiana’s longest serving public servants.

IU President Michael McRobbie announced Wednesday the school will now be called the Lee H. Hamilton and Richard G. Lugar School of Global International Studies, in honor of the former Congressman and former Senator.

IU says the two demonstrate the importance of pragmatic, nonpartisan solutions to the world’s problems.

One of Ball State University’s oldest fraternities is being shut down after its national board of directors revoked the chapter’s charter.

Theta Chi’s Delta Kappa chapter is being shut down immediately.  Neither the school nor Theta Chi’s national organization, headquartered in Carmel, have given a specific reason for its closing.