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Energy Efficiency Codes Reduce Bills, Increase Home Prices
New energy efficiency code are saving homeowners money on their bills, but raising the average price of a house by thousands of dollars at the same time.
Drug Take Back Brings In More Than One Ton Of Prescriptions
Drug take back program collected thousand pounds of unused and expired drugs last weekend.
Indiana House Republicans Outline 2013 Legislative Agenda
The state GOP leaders say they want to focus on fiscal issues, job creation and education in the 2013 legislative session.
Political Groups Make Last-Hour Push For Voter Registration
The League says more people come out to register as the deadline gets closer.
E-Waste Company Expands
A e-waste recycling center might create more than 350 jobs in the near future as demand for scrap electronics and metals rise.
Utility Industry Looks At Indiana's Energy Options
Officials want to provide incentives to utility companies in an effort to increase generating capacity.
City Explores Contamination Cleanup For Switchyard Park
Clean up efforts will focus on creating a barrier between contaminants and park goers as construction plans for the Switchyard Park move forward.
IU Employees Fear Losing Jobs If Parking Privatized
Indiana University employees say if the university is willing to privatize its parking, it could provide a gateway to privatizing other operations.
IU Study Shows What Kids Watch On TV Could Lead To Bullying
An Indiana University study found that children in grades K-5 who watched the most socially aggressive programs often became bullies themselves.
Youth Employment Program Kick Off in Southwest
A new employment program in Southwest aims 17-25-year-old dropouts, getting them high school diplomas, GEDs and jobs.
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