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Purdue To Teach Beer Brewing With New 'Fermentation' Minor
Students will learn about hops, malts and other fermentation topics.
Indiana Summer Bucket List (But Everything Has Air Conditioning)
How can Hoosiers enjoy summer when stepping outside makes us want to cry? Check out our list of all the exciting (and air conditioned) activities you can't miss.
Indiana Attorney General Warns Against Syringe Exchange
Indiana Attorney General Curtis Hill says needle exchanges need more restrictions.
Holcomb Voices Concern To Pence Over Trump Tariffs
Holcomb discussed trade and immigration with Vice President Mike Pence Wednesday during a trip to Washington.
Vigo Co. Bike Park Working On More Accessible Trail For Veterans With Disabilities
A Vigo County bike park that honors members of the military is adding a trail for veterans with disabilities.
Indiana Court: Miranda Rights Apply In Some School Interviews
The State Supreme Court says students must be told about their right to remain silent when questioned by police in a custody-type setting at school.
Vigo Co. Officials Meet To Discuss Convention Center Proposal
Vigo County officials met Wednesday to see potential renderings of the project from an Indianapolis architecture firm.
Activists Express Outrage Over Immigrant Separation Despite Executive Order
"Enough!" anti child separation rally comes shortly after President Trump’s executive order to stop separating children from families after they are detained.
New Study Says Learning Styles Don't Harm Or Help Students
An increasing body of research on learning style categories suggests they may not have as big of an impact on student outcomes as previously thought.
Bloomington's Trades District Working On Partnership With Columbus
Bloomington Mayor John Hamilton says Columbus Mayor Jim Lienhoop is interested in combining capital efforts to support small business while getting both city cultures to interact.
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