Indiana Politics
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City fires 2 charged in bribery scheme
Two city officials facing federal charges in a bribery scheme involving abandoned properties have been fired.
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2 city officials charged in bribery case
Two city officials and three others have been indicted in connection with a federal probe into a bribery scheme involving a program to rebuild the city's most troubled neighborhoods.
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Pence nixes fertilizer plant deal
Citing security concerns, Gov. Mike Pence closed the door Friday on a Pakistani company's efforts to secure $1.3 billion in Indiana-issued bonds to build a massive fertilizer plant in Posey County.
Call 6 Investigators
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'Miracle' crash prompts call for change
An 18-year-old woman tells RTV6 she is "blessed" to believe alive after her car was crushed underneath a semi-truck then dragged for one-fifth of a mile.
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Suit filed against DCS in baby's death
Jean Seal, the biological mother of Skyler Dunn, has filed a lawsuit against the Indiana Department of Child Services, claiming the agency was negligent in the child’s death.
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Crash prompts calls for more inspections
A three-vehicle crash that left one woman injured is reigniting calls for more state inspections of commercial trucks.
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Crime knocks out Internet, cable in Indy
Brazen thieves in search of power supply batteries have been causing neighborhoods across Indianapolis to temporarily lose Internet and cable television service.
Health
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Protesters to march vs Monsanto
Marches and rallies against seed giant Monsanto were held across the U.S. and in dozens of other countries Saturday.
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Medical study: Cellphones affect health
Cellphones, essential as they are, get us into trouble sometimes.
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CDC study: Many public pools have poop
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Could grilling meat cause cancer?
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Girl dies from pain patch overdose
Education
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IU proposes 1.75 percent increase
Indiana University President Michael McRobbie is recommending tuition and fee increases of 1.75 percent for Indiana residents in each of the next two years at the school's Bloomington campus.
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Many schools to lose out on funding
Many Indiana school districts will see their funding stay flat or even shrink over the next two years despite a new state budget that increases money for education.
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ISTEP company to face legislative probe
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Group claims prof teaching creationism
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Purdue makes progress on tuition freeze
Sports
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At home with Ryan Hunter-Reay
WATCH: Dave Furst visits Ryan Hunter-Reay at home in Florida to talk about life outside of racing.
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Fans kick off race weekend with parade
Hundreds of thousands of people lined the streets of downtown Indianapolis on Saturday afternoon to usher in one of the busiest weekends of the year.
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Boston runners to finish race at IMS
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Pacers steal Game 2 from Heat, 97-93
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Animated movie showcases IMS, Indy 500
