Anna Darling

4 weeks ago | cbs4indy.com | Anna Darling

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1 month ago | fox59.com | Anna Darling

INDIANAPOLIS - New data about the state of the nation's infrastructure shows some positive progress after several years. Every year, the American Society of Civil Engineers releases a report card for America's infrastructure. While some might punish their kids for these kinds of results, leaders with ASCE said this is real progress. It gave the U.S. a 'C' grade for its infrastructure. This is an improvement from the 'C-' grade it gave in 2021.

1 month ago | cbs4indy.com | Anna Darling

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1 month ago | fox59.com | Anna Darling

INDIANAPOLIS - A local family said they now have important answers about their daughter thanks to the work of the Indiana University Rare Disease Clinic. Maddie Hardman is a fourth grader who has a big smile, is a little shy with new people and loves spending time at the library with her parents. Her young life hasn't always been easy. Sarah and Jeremy Hardman said Maddie had some developmental issues from the time she was a baby.

1 month ago | fox59.com | Anna Darling

INDIANAPOLIS - New data from the U.S. Census Bureau shows Indiana's population had a big increase in 2024. Data shows Indiana added 44,144 people last year to reach a total population of 6.9 million people. Leaders at the Indiana Business Research Center said that increase was the state's biggest annual jump since 2008. However, there are differences in how the population grew in both years. In 2008, 70% of Indiana's growth was from natural increase, or the difference between births and deaths.