Planned Parenthood plans to stop taking money from the federal Title X program. That has some health providers worried about the potential impact on rural and low-income Hoosiers. 

HHS officials say organizations ultimately had to make a decision – comply and continue to receive federal funding or provide abortion services and lose federal dollars. 

Activists rallied against the high cost of prescription drugs, outside of U.S. Sen. Todd Young’s (R-Ind.) Indianapolis office Tuesday. The group wants the senator to lead the way to lower drug prices.

Fort Wayne’s troubled garbage collection is expected to reclaim the spotlight at City Council Tuesday night, with a new resolution on the agenda targeting changes to the contractual process.

An online learning company will soon be given state funding to help adults get their high school diploma. It’s the first organization approved to receive grant money from the Workforce Diploma Reimbursement fund.

Fort Wayne’s Public Art Commission was formed last year, finalizing its roster of board members in late August. Over the last year, those members have worked to create Fort Wayne’s “Public Art Master Plan,” which was revealed to the public in an open house at the Hop River Brewing Company Monday.

The first large-scale study of early onset Alzheimer’s disease is led out of Indiana. A new grant will enable the study to add on genetic research.

Indiana state officials are kickstarting efforts to support the U.S. Census Bureau ahead of next year’s population count.

Moms Demand Action and other gun control activists from across Indiana gathered at the Statehouse Saturday to demand state and federal policymakers pass legislation to reduce gun violence.