Dwight Adams, dwight.adams@indystar.com
Indianapolis Zoo elephant deaths worry experts
Two African elephants born and raised at the Indianapolis Zoo have died in a week. Both elephants had signs of elephant endotheliotropic herpesvirus (EEHV), zoo officials said.
How Roncalli High became embroiled in same-sex controversy
Roncalli High has been wracked by controversy, after the Catholic school in Indianapolis placed a longtime guidance counselor on administrative leave after learning she was in a same-sex marriage.
Why is the American paddlefish so threatened?
The American paddlefish has long been sought for its tasty flesh and roe, or eggs. Overfishing a century ago hurt the species, however, and it now faces new threats.
Indiana AG Curtis Hill accused of 'pattern of misconduct'
The Indiana Supreme Court Disciplinary Commission has accused Indiana Attorney General Curtis Hill of a “pattern of misconduct,” after accusations by four women that he touched them inappropriately in March 2018 at an Indianapolis bar.
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Brooke Martin and her daughter's rare birth defect
WISH-TV anchor Brooke Martin and her family shared the tragic news that her daughter, Emma Noelle, was born with anencephaly, a rare and fatal condition. Martin said her Christian faith gave her hope on her difficult journey.
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Why the Athlete Assistance Fund faces many challenges
The Athlete Assistance Fund was set up to help gymnasts who were sexually abused receive free, confidential counseling. But it faces many challenges gaining the trust of a skeptical public and abuse survivors.
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Indiana nonprofit scrutinized for police fundraising practices
The National Police Association, based in Indianapolis, says it seeks donations to help law-enforcement agencies fight crime. However, its fundraising practices have raised concerns.