Noon Edition

A study released by the Girl Scout Research Institute examines national statistics to gauge girls' health and well-being in the United States.

As advancements are made in prevention and treatment, an HIV diagnosis is no longer the death sentence it once was.

Leaders of local food banks, food pantries and homeless shelter discuss how they're preparing for the holiday season.

Businesses must keep up with the demand and competition during the shopping period over Thanksgiving weekend.

The Affordable Care Act's annual open enrollment period begins Saturday, and, this year, Indiana is doubling its insurance providers.

Brain injuries are an "invisible" disease treated by many professionals in southern Indiana.

Education has become the dominant issue in the upcoming midterm election.

Same-sex marriage is now legal in Indiana, after the U.S. Supreme Court refused to hear the state's appeal of an earlier court ruling.

Indiana University Kelley School of Business students are trying to help small businesses find loans to expand their businesses.

Several high profile instances of domestic violence have been committed recently, and this week, we discuss the state's efforts to combat this issue.