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Heat Exhaustion Training For Coaches Required By New Law
A new Indiana law requires school coaches to undergo training for heat-related medical issues.
Gary Mayor: Lawmakers Need To Stay Out Of Our Schools
The mayor of Gary says lawmakers should avoid community specific mandates during the special session.
USDA Report: Hoosier Farmers To Plant 1 Million More Acres Of Soybeans
A new report indicates Indiana farmers are choosing soybeans over corn at a rate that hasn’t before been seen.
Health Needs Survey Headed To Hoosiers
Hospital systems around the state have partnered to survey more than 80,000 households about their healthcare needs.
Purdue, Former Kaplan Leaders Launch Online College 'Purdue Global'
Purdue University officially launched its controversial joint venture with what was formerly known as Kaplan University Monday.
Q&A: Should NASA Open Lunar Samples From Apollo Missions?
A Notre Dame professor is part of a team asking NASA to open containers of lunar soil that have been sealed for decades.
Donor Gives Gay Bunny Book To Every Ind. Elementary School
John Oliver released a children's book about a gay rabbit in response to a book about Vice President Mike Pence through the eyes of the family's pet.
Indiana Farmers Worried About China's Pork Tariffs
Indiana pork farmers are among those who will be impacted by tariffs China is imposing on a number of U.S. goods starting Monday.
Feds To Update East Chicago Residents On Lead, Arsenic Cleanup
Residents who live near a federal Superfund site in northwestern Indiana will get an update on the next phase of the cleanup of the industrial site's lead and arsenic contamination.
Proposed 'Pollinator Park' Aims To Help Bees, Educate Public
The City of Columbus is moving toward the creation of a new public space for pollen-loving insects and those who appreciate them.
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