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Indiana health officials say a person diagnosed with measles may have exposed visitors at Indianapolis' Super Bowl Village to the disease.

After a lengthy debate over whether a child's playhouse should be allowed to stay in a Lexington neighborhood, the homeowner's association has issued its answer: no.

Toyota says it will expand its factory in Princeton, Ind., and add 400 jobs so it can build more Highlander SUVs.

A sheriff in western Ohio near the Indiana state line says four family members have been operating a hog theft ring.

Company cited with three major safety violations for collapse which killed seven people, including a coach from Turpin High School

An Ohio building constructed around the first Wright brothers' bicycle shop has been declared a public nuisance and may eventually be demolished, despite a resident's effort to preserve the site.

Ohio's two U.S. senators plan to meet with the state's National Guard leader to discuss how Air Force downsizing plans would affect several Ohio locations.

Indiana's public school districts would be prohibited from charging fees for school bus service under a bill advancing in the General Assembly.

Web stream was available on cell phones and mobile devices for first time

Man invents plastic canister containing caffeine powder, Senator calls for FDA review, worried about risks