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Firefighting foams with the toxic chemicals PFAS have contaminated water at military bases around the country. But less is known about how they find their way into rural water supplies — like private wells.

Eight missing children were rescued in a five-day rescue operation in the Indianapolis area and one person was arrested on charges including parental kidnapping, according to federal authorities.

Some Indiana high school athletic programs are turning to pay-per-view broadcasts of their football games and other fundraising efforts to help make up revenue they’ve lost due to a drop in fan attendance.

Vanderburgh County Sheriff Dave Wedding made his announcement this past week outside the Evansville business of major Republican donor Steve Chancellor with Lt. Gov. Suzanne Crouch in attendance.

The district’s metric committee met Monday morning to make the final decision despite the growing number of coronavirus cases in the area.

Corydon-based First Harrison Bank announced last week the lobbies will be closed at most branches, but drive-up lanes will remain open at each location. The bank has 18 locations in southern Indiana and Bullitt County, Kentucky.

In Monroe County, the seven-day positivity rate for newly tested individuals is 15% — double that of the state average.

The River Heritage Conservancy said its proposal for Origin Park is designed with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers’ 75-year flooding projections in mind.

The school’s decision to limit attendance at home games to no more than 20% of stadium capacity while also banning tailgating on campus was another hit for businesses that depend on the home games for a large part of their revenue.

Tia Lynn Meyers, 32, died Saturday at the Whitley County Jail after the Fort Wayne woman was discovered unresponsive in her isolated holding cell. Jail and medical staff began lifesaving efforts until emergency medical technicians arrived.