A Lafayette-area Cub Scout pack has found a new charter home days after a church severed ties with it over the Boy Scouts of America's decision to extend membership to openly gay youth.

The fight over the specialty license plate for a group that supports gay youth in Indiana is headed to federal court.

Several vehicles were broken into Tuesday night in Greenwood and officials have tips for other potential victims.

IndyGo officials are trying to lure potential riders to their system with a Dump the Pump day which promotes bus travel, carpooling, and biking as alternatives to driving to work alone.

Officials in Lawrence will vote on a resolution Wednesday evening that could jump-start the process of merging fire departments in Indianapolis and Lawrence.

Summer officially begins Friday, and that has many homeowners thinking about warm evenings on a deck or patio, but experts say there's plenty to consider before deciding on anything concrete.

Five people are facing charges after an auto theft ring was busted during an undercover sting operation, officials announced Wednesday.

City officials can't find past inspection reports for businesses that were destroyed.

SPF clothing is taking over when it comes to sun protection. We find out what doctors have to say about this new technology.

Some guys need a little extra help when it comes to finding the perfect way to pop the question. Ever consider hiring a proposal planner? A woman in the UK is offering proposal suggestions for people around the world.

Sprouts Nutritionist Janet Little revealed her list of 10 foods that make you look and feel younger to Matt Gallant on The Fit List.

The Indianapolis Public Schools system is on track to have a new superintendent chosen by the end of the month, the president of the school board said.

A woman was fatally struck in a hit-and-run crash on the city's near-north side late Monday, Indianapolis Metro Police dispatchers said.

A long-time Indianapolis attorney will not have to go to jail for stealing hundreds of thousands of dollars.

A group of Indiana teachers is asking School Superintendent Glenda Ritz to support national Common Core education standards.