Good morning! Here are some of the stories we're following from around the state:
1. The state is lifting the restrictions that were imposed on turkey producers last month
The State Board of Animal Health is lifting the control area around a Dubois County farm that were put in place after an outbreak of the Avian Flu.
2.Todd Young gets to stay on the U.S. Senate primary ballot, but the fight might not be over.
Friday night, after a five hour battle, the Indiana Election Commission split along party lines on a challenge contending Todd Young failed to gather the signatures he needed to stay on the U.S. Senate primary ballot. The decision means Young will stay on the ballot, but Democrats can appeal it.
3. A jail in Indiana will use money from a TV camera shoot to fund training and new equipment
A&E is filming a 12-episode show "60 Days In" about people who go undercover as inmates at a jail in Clark County. The sheriff says the jail will get about $60,000 to use for equipment and other things.