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Indiana Approaching Record Breaking Heat Wave
The record stretch of 90 degree heat was set at 19 days during the dust bowl in 1936. If temperatures reach 90 degrees, today will mark the 17th day in a row.
Private School Vouchers Off To Slow Start
More than a thousand students have signed up for vouchers to attend private schools this year. That‘s out of 7500 authorized by the law.
Indiana Among States With Most Uninsured Drivers
The report shows the number of uninsured drivers across the United States has risen along with the recession.
West Nile Virus Found In Bartholomew County
The health department is urging property owners to insure that there is no standing water on their property, as stagnant water leads to mosquitoes.
Indianapolis Hoping To Maximize Super Bowl Event Space
When Nordstrom shuts down for good Sunday, it‘ll vacate some 200,000 square feet at Circle Center Mall which the city hopes to use for Super Bowl 2012 events.
Budget Debate Sparks Protest At Statehouse Friday
Indiana labor unions gathered outside the offices of Senators Dick Lugar and Dan Coats Friday to protest their stances on Congress’ budget debate.
Report Shows Benefits Of Early Childhood Education
The report examines factors affecting newborns to children 5 years of age. Those include such things as healthcare, housing, and family structure
Congressman Hamilton Offers Thoughts On Debt Debate
Hamilton said even when a deal is reached, the damage has already been done because the debate diverted attention away from more serious economic issues
Local Experts Weigh In On Debt Ceiling
IU Professor of Economics John Mikesell says the probability of Congress coming up with a proper solution isn’t looking good.
Warm Weather Creating Ideal Conditions For Harmful Algae
Warm weather and high nutrient levels are raising concerns about growing blue-green algae populations in Indiana's waterways.
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