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St. Vincent, Anthem Reach Deal On Microhospitals
Anthem will now cover visits to St. Vincent's neighborhood hospitals.
Student Injured In Noblesville Shooting To Remain In Hospital Indefinitely
The family says Ella Whistler was shot seven times and sustained life-threatening injuries.
Spencer Pride Festival Draws Estimated 3,000 Attendees
Spencer Pride President Jonathan Balash says the rural event has grown each year since it started twelve years ago.
Grimes Now Closed, But Bloomington Congestion Expected To Ease
Bloomington commuters may notice a little less traffic congestion moving east and west starting Monday, even as new construction projects on the west side are slated to begin.
Frequent Opponent Of Expanding Alcohol Sales To Chair Alcohol Code Panel
While serving in the Indiana General Assembly, Bill Davis frequently opposed selling alcohol on Sundays and expanding cold beer sales.
Judge: Southern Indiana Murder Convict Can't Legally Change Name
Forty-five-year-old Jeramy Heavrin says he's had trouble keeping jobs because of a murder conviction. But a judge says state policy doesn't allow violent offenders to change their names.
Terre Haute Air Show Organizers Say Thousands Of Tickets Sold
The show will feature the U.S. Navy Blue Angels, a civilian formation team called Trojan Thunder and a U.S. Air Force F-22.
Emergency Response Officials: Text-To-911 System 'Exceeding Expectations'
Indiana's dispatch centers now receive an average of between 500 and 600 text-to-911 calls every day.
Stroke Center Reports 200 Percent Increase In Calls
Calls to the Goodman Campbell Brain and Spine Stroke Call Center are up 200 percent. Health officials say greater awareness of symptoms and possible treatment may explain the increase.
Study: Midwest Produce Farmers More Likely To Drop Organic Certification
Getting certified to sell organic fruit and vegetables is expensive and time consuming, but a new study shows that Midwest organic farmers are more likely to give up the certifications.
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